ImagineFX issue 147 resources

Click the links below to download your workshop and Q&A assets from ImagineFX issue 147, including videos, layered files, brushes and WIPs. All of our videos can also be viewed via the ImagineFX YouTube channel.  

To install custom Photoshop brushes, double-click the artist’s .Abr file, then look for the new additions to Photoshop’s Brush Presets dialog. You can reset your brushes to Photoshop’s default selection by clicking the drop-down menu in this dialog, and selecting ‘Reset Brushes...’. 

Workshop files

Discover fresh portrait skills
Download Photoshop files and brushes
Download video
Watch video on YouTube

Use SketchUp to build a castle
Download brushes
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Watch video on YouTube

Control your values & colours
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Watch video on YouTube

Breakup and rebuild your 3D concepts
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Watch video on YouTube

Pencil and watercolour art
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Watch video on YouTube

Q&A section

Use Photoshop Smart Layers
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Paint a dense forest
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Depict a reflection in a window
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Light a creature from inside
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Illustrate a cobbled path
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Training video sample

Download a clip from Nick Reynolds' Creating Props For Games, Vol 1, or watch the video on YouTube.

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Clifford Hope
Operations editor, Future

Cliff has been working in publishing for more years than he cares to remember. His sub-editing skills have been put to good use on academic, computing, creative and motoring publications, including ImagineFX, Computer Arts, Paint & Draw, Linux Format and Total 911. He particularly admires the work of concept artists such as Doug Chiang, Matt Allsopp and Christian Alzmann, who have shaped the look of Star Wars films and series such as The Mandalorian, Rogue One and The Force Awakens. Even The Phantom Menace's leaden script can't detract from its imaginative visuals!