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Shifting our digital gaze to Asia, this month's ImagineFX brings a wealth of colour, culture and creativity from China, South Korea, Japan and... Denmark?!
Lorland Chen uses a variety of software and good old-fashioned model studies in a workshop of his arresting cover image. His fellow countryman Wenjun Lin is the subject of this month's Master of Art, a detailed look at the artist's professional and personal artwork to date. Hiro Usada works from initial 3D 'sketches' to create a 2D manga scene, Ruan Jia leads us through an epic dragon painting with minimum fuss, and South Korean artist Young-june Choi takes a sketch from a lined notebook to a great finished interpretation of a fantasy character.
Inspired by the mythological Chinese character, Danish traditional artist Jesper Ejsing has produced a moonlit Monkey King for out workshop section, whilst we look at his bigger body of work in our Artist Portfolio feature. The Q&A section includes tips from the pros on how to paint a female warrior's hair, a water-based character in motion, and an object interacting with glass, and there's loads of video workshop files, test software and Asian-inspired DAZ 3D pack on our free DVD to help you get the most of the magazine.
Go here to see more images from the issue: [link]
Buy the printed edition now: [link]
Buy us digitally via Apple Newsstand: [link]
Busy us digitally for Android: [link]
(digital editions may not appear for sale just yet...)
Shifting our digital gaze to Asia, this month's ImagineFX brings a wealth of colour, culture and creativity from China, South Korea, Japan and... Denmark?!
Lorland Chen uses a variety of software and good old-fashioned model studies in a workshop of his arresting cover image. His fellow countryman Wenjun Lin is the subject of this month's Master of Art, a detailed look at the artist's professional and personal artwork to date. Hiro Usada works from initial 3D 'sketches' to create a 2D manga scene, Ruan Jia leads us through an epic dragon painting with minimum fuss, and South Korean artist Young-june Choi takes a sketch from a lined notebook to a great finished interpretation of a fantasy character.
Inspired by the mythological Chinese character, Danish traditional artist Jesper Ejsing has produced a moonlit Monkey King for out workshop section, whilst we look at his bigger body of work in our Artist Portfolio feature. The Q&A section includes tips from the pros on how to paint a female warrior's hair, a water-based character in motion, and an object interacting with glass, and there's loads of video workshop files, test software and Asian-inspired DAZ 3D pack on our free DVD to help you get the most of the magazine.
Go here to see more images from the issue: [link]
Buy the printed edition now: [link]
Buy us digitally via Apple Newsstand: [link]
Busy us digitally for Android: [link]
(digital editions may not appear for sale just yet...)
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How do I buy this digitally to read on my PC? Because I had been buying these to read in ZINIO and now I can't do that anymore! Links?