Discover new art skills with the latest issue of ImagineFX
Discover new art skills with the latest issue of ImagineFX
Our latest edition is now available in UK stores today. We're here to help you discover new art skills! Picking up a copy of this issue will help you get better at character development with the aid of artist Pietmaen (Peter Brockhammer), gain insight into bringing a 3D environment to life with the help of video game artist Anya Jo Elvidge, you'll learn how to create surreal art in ZBrush and Photoshop with Ken Coleman and get advice on how add storytelling to your sci-fi art with Carlo Arellano.
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Plus we discuss how to find work through social media: follow or top tips to make each platform work for you. We interview legendary 3D artist Pascal Blanché about his unmistakable artwork, feature the gorgeous sketches of Ashline, sneak into the art studio of Christopher Lovell and so much more!
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You’ll see just some of the many highlights in this issue below.
Find work through social media
We speak to professional artists to find out their tips on how they make contacts and sell work through social media channels. You'll learn more about Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and more.
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Create surreal portraits in ZBrush
Artist and lecturer Ken Coleman shares his process from photography to final piece using ZBrush, Photoshop and Corel Painter.
Interview with Pascal Blanché
The 3D art legend talks to ImagineFX about how he looks to the past masters of fantasy art to create his own modern interpretation for the future. It's an inspiring read.
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Paint a beautiful 3D environment
Video game artist Anya Jo Elvidge draws on her experience working in games to share how she models a scene in 3ds Max and Unreal Engine 4 to then bring to life in Photoshop.
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