Discover 10 ways to give your art meaning with issue 262 of ImagineFX

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Our new issue is packed with tips and techniques to give your art added depth.

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Learn how to use symbolism in your art in issue 262 of ImagineFX (Image credit: Future)

In this month's ImagineFX we help you drive emotional connections with tips and tutorials for your next projects, we talk about the benefits of broadening your tool set and engaging with new art technologies, plus much more!

Read on below to see all the major articles waiting for you this month.

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Inside the latest ImagineFX

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Discover the benefits to exploring new tools, technologies and workflows, that can open up new opportunities and expand your artistic palette. (Image credit: Future)

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Take your Zbrush sculpts into full colour, with a painterly look, using Procreate, with expert advice from illustrator Entei Ryu. (Image credit: Future)

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Explore the epic TV, game and film concept art of Matthew Savage, with key insights into his career path and work. (Image credit: Future)

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Jay park's sublime sketches are chock full of quirky characters dynamic posing and expressive designs. (Image credit: Future)

Imagery from issue 262 of ImagineFX magazine

Reknowned animator Aaron Blaise opes up the doors to his new studio, where he highlights his workspace and some personal memorabilia from his time at Disney. (Image credit: Future)

We hope you enjoy the issue!

Rob Redman
Rob Redman
Editor, ImagineFX

Rob Redman is the editor of ImagineFX magazines and former editor of 3D World magazine. Rob has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography.

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