ImagineFX is focusing on character design in issue 51, leading with a workshop to accompany Dan LuVisi’s powerful soldier cover.
Within we’re looking at character design with a Steampunk twist in Antonio Caparo’s workshop, Davide Bianca and his Saizen Studio cohorts create a stunning character for the commercial market, and we delve into a world populated by the character creations of games artist visionary Colin Fix.
If you like Batman, Aliens or Star Wars, you can enjoy the interview with 30-year fantasy art veteran Dave Dorman, and for something different, follow it up with Berlin native Benita Winckler’s workshop on how to create vivid skin. Elsewhere IFX regular Nick Harris explores the potential of ArtRage3, and there are Derek Tsai’s top ten tips on using narrative to create believable characters.
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ArtRage3: Nick Harris sizes up the new ArtRage by creating a typically wild fantasy image. |
Steampunk: Using Photoshop and traditional media, Antonio Caparo takes us through the creation of his neo-classic piece. |
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Colin Fix: The concept artist with a deft, versatile style explains how skateboarding has influenced his art as much as Yoda. |
Dave Dorman: After 30 years working with the great characters of fantasy and sci-fi, we find out why Dave’s still as enthusiastic as ever. |
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Character Development: CEO of Saizen Studios Davide Bianca and his crew create a pass-it-round character to beat them all. |
ImagineNation: This moth we look at the importance of reworking old images, and see what else is new and good in the digital arts wolrd. |
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