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to a thrilling edition
Hello there! How are you? I imagine that
you quite simply couldn’t avoid Fred
Augis’ cover art sitting on the newsstand.
It’s a welcoming, bright and eye-catching
image, isn’t it? I’m always amazed and a
bit humbled by the calibre of artists that
we’re able to get in the magazine – yes,
even after being on ImagineFX for 116
issues. I still get a thrill when choosing my dream list of artists
that I’d like to appear… and that these same artists agree to spend
their time sharing their techniques and inspiring art with us. This
issue is no exception. Workshop-wise we have cover artist Fred,
who’s a force of originality and style; there’s Brenton Cottman, an
artist who’s worked on some of the biggest films ever made; and
Donato Giancola, who’s skill, dedication and execution of art makes
me weep in awe.
I’m also a big fan of Stephan Martinière’s art, and I loved reading
about his varied career. I thought I knew a lot about his work, but
was not only surprised to discover his love of comic art, but also
that he worked on the Inspector Gadget cartoon TV series. If you
were a child of the 80s or early 90s, you’ll already have the theme
tune stuck in your head after seeing Gadget’s name again. Sorry!
Also, if you have any comments or suggestions about what we
should (or shouldn’t!) feature in ImagineFX, or any other feedback
or news about what you’re doing artistically, please write in to us at
mail@imaginefx.com. We always love to hear from you.
Claire Howlett, Editor
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Contents
Your art
8
Reader FXPosé
TV terrors, creepy weasels and
angry orcs feature this month!
20
On the streets
We speak to some of the
planet’s coolest street artists.
42
News and events
26
Artist in residence
Lora Zombie shows us around
her colourful attic studio.
Your questions
Features
34
Artist Q&A
Paint a night scene, set the right
mood, block colours and more!
See page 8 for the best new art
42
Legend:
Stephan Martinière
The French fantasy and sci-fi
artist tells us about films, books
and being a streetfighter.
52
Studio profile
Visual effects studio MPC talks
us through its remarkable year
and explains its work ethos.
56
Sketchbook
Tara Fernon cracks open
her sketchbook to show us
her love of curious beasts.
60
Artist portfolio
Self-taught José Cabrera has
made a name for himself
painting visions of warfare.
36
“I never sought a career in book
illustration. I saw it as more of a
fun thing I’d like to do one day”
Stephan Martinière
Q&A: feathers
56
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Software & hardware
95
Training
96
Books
3
6
30
32
50
64
77
Reviews
Sketchbook: Tara Fernon
José Cabrera
Q&A: landscapes
Regulars
52
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Editor’s letter
Resources
Letters
Subscription deals
Back issues
Digital editions
Next month
Studio profile: MPC
Takin’ on the streets
Artist in residence
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Workshops
Advice and techniques
from pro artists…
66
Paint an urban
sci-fi character
Fred Augis illustrates a
colourful female figure.
70
Create art based
on a photograph
How Wanjie Li uses photos
to create abstract art.
72
Concept and
paint a spaceship
Long Pham reveals how
he concepts space craft.
78
Give your art
a cinematic look
Brenton Cottman shares
his painting process.
84
Get more from
custom brushes
Remko Troost creates
custom brushes on the fly.
DownloaD resources
66
Turn over the page for
this issue’s art assets
72
Concept a spacecraft
Paint an urban sci-fi character
104
114
Inspiration and advice from
the best traditional artists
100
FXPosé Traditional
104
Creative Space
108
Denver Illustration Salon.
106
Creating maquettes
James Gurney builds a dinosaur.
108
Rendering robots
Donato Giancola paints Sorrow.
114
First Impressions
Robots in oils
Jim Burns, pilot of the future.
We visit Denver
106
Maquette for a dinosaur
Jim Burns
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