2DArtist Issue 009 September 2006

2DArtist Issue 009 is a digital art magazine from September 2006, delivered as a PDF download. This issue focuses on concept art, digital painting, and matte painting, with contributions from artists around the world. Purchase and download instantly to explore tutorials, interviews, galleries, and making-of features.

Published by Zoo Publishing, this issue is part of the 2DArtist series that followed the successful 3DCreative magazine. It brings together practical tutorials, artist insights, and a curated selection of the best 2D digital artwork of the time.

Book Overview

2DArtist Issue 009 includes interviews with two Berlin-based freelance artists, Benita Winckler and Daniela Uhlig. It also features a concept art article inspired by influential figures in science fiction and movie history, from Alien to Predator: Inferno, and a matte painting walkthrough by Tiberius Viris.

The magazine includes three tutorials, two making-of project overviews, and a gallery of ten outstanding 2D digital artworks. It is a practical resource for digital artists looking to improve their painting skills and learn from established professionals.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Interviews with freelance artists Benita Winckler and Daniela Uhlig
• Concept art article exploring the creation of Alien vs. Predator
• Matte painting walkthrough “Inferno” by Tiberius Viris
• Elements Digital Painting Series tutorials on painting skin by Richard Tilbury and Emrah Elmasli
• Digital painting tutorial on painting a female face by Adonihs
• Making-of project overviews for “Beast” by Yu Cheng Hong and “Mining Machine” by Tomáš Müller
• A gallery featuring ten of the best 2D digital artworks

Why This Book Matters

Published in September 2006, 2DArtist Issue 009 represents a period when digital art education was expanding through community-driven magazines. It offers practical instruction and artistic insight that remains useful for students, hobbyists, and professionals.

The issue also recognizes the support of major CG communities, highlighting the collaborative spirit that shaped the digital art industry. It is a valuable archival piece for those interested in the development of digital painting and concept art.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download and no physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you will receive immediate access to the PDF file. It can be read on devices that support PDF viewing, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile reading apps.

FAQ

How do I access my download? Access is provided immediately after purchase through the digital download link.

Will I receive a physical copy? No, this is a digital product only. No physical magazine will be shipped.

Which devices are supported? The PDF works with most PDF-compatible reading apps, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktop readers, and mobile devices.

Add this September 2006 issue to your collection and enjoy a practical piece of digital art history.

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