ImagineFX 2011, Issue 77

The ImagineFX 2011 issue 77 offers a Christmas 2011 edition of this respected digital art magazine. It is supplied as a PDF digital download and can be accessed immediately after purchase.

The issue combines editor’s letter, reader art, artist portfolios, reviews, and practical workshops. It focuses on fantasy illustration, digital painting, and concept art techniques.

Book Overview

ImagineFX 2011, Issue 77 is a digital art magazine covering fantasy and digital painting subjects. It features cover work by Lorland Chen, artist profiles, and software-based tutorials. The intended audience includes digital painters, concept artists, and fantasy art readers.

Regular sections such as FXPosé, ImagineNation, artist Q&A;, reviews, and DVD contents make this a complete magazine issue.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Fantasy painting workshops, including a fantasy Asian figure by cover artist Lorland Chen.
• A reimagined Monkey King created by Jesper Ejsing.
• Manga character composition guidance from Hiro Usuda.
• An epic dragon scene with subtle colouring techniques by Ruan Jia.
• A new interpretation of a fantasy classic by Young-june Choi.
• A workflow demonstration for posing and painting a barbarian using DAZ Studio.
• Navigation and workflow tips for Painter 12 with Simon Dominic.

Why This Book Matters

This issue shows how digital artists combine traditional painting ideas with modern software. It places Chinese and Western fantasy art approaches side by side. The workshops and portfolios serve as practical reference for artists at different skill levels.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical item will be shipped. Access is available after purchase. The PDF works with compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop reading software, and mobile reading apps.

FAQ

When will I receive my download?
Access is available immediately after purchase.

Will a physical copy be shipped?
No. This is a digital-only magazine PDF with no shipping.

Which devices can open this PDF?
The file works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop programs, and mobile reading apps.

Add this Christmas 2011 issue to your collection and explore the workshops and portfolios inside.