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Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. I had to redesign him from scratch and was having such a tough time doing so, I found the real solution was to actually make him. Be very afraid. Director abilities. Anthony Walsh believes that its competitions are a crucial part of artistic development.
Anthony and the judges are looking Civilizations contest. More to do with the transferability definitely a word of the techniques that we Imagination juicer! So much inspiration for me! Here are a few difficult. At university I worked at an award- matsadlerart examples of my sketches. However, family circumstances required me to work cover is almost done.
And ta for agency to go self-employed. I love them, too. I now need to get back into it, either as a Getting together some true art wizards like self-employed illustrator or working back in Wes Burt, Will Murai, Charlie Bowater and commercial work. I feel my portfolio, or their sometimes random, sometimes Reader Daniel was the way I apply, may be hindering me.
What inspired by our recent incredibly tight, always thoughtful sketches. Sketchbooks special issue. No worries offer any advice? Wanted to particular storm. Be careful of making excuses about With our recent Animation Artist special we finding time to update your portfolio, adventures.
So buy a copy selecting appropriate pieces for the company of the magazine and start downloading. For more of the business side Studio 5, or which issues include workshops of being an artist, see page 20 to see what Just finished something you want us to shout hold of it, and about? Send it our way on Twitter specifically on the software? Michael Fair, via email editions, too! Good luck Stephen.
US readers: subscribe for a year and save! For UK and Rest of the World deals, turn to page Pricing based on a one-year Save up to 45 per cent! Pricing based on a one-year subscription. Subscribe to today! Full details of the Direct Debit guarantee are available upon request. Prices correct at point of print and subject to change. Sketchbooks Vol.
Please allow up to 60 days for the delivery of your gift. Should stocks become exhausted, we reserve the right to replace with items of a similar value. Offer ends 15 May HOW TO Question How can I turn a flat figure pose into a dynamic one?
Jenine Woodhouse, Australia. Michelle Hoefener Michelle has worked in the gaming and entertainment industries for six years now. David Brasgalla Dave is a graphic designer and illustrator from Stockholm who works in both digital and traditional mediums. Sara Forlenza Italy-based Sara is a full-time freelance illustrator. Most of her work assignments comprise book covers, and artwork for digital card games and RPGs. Work on top of a chosen to be placed in a based in California.
Her work dynamic pose. During the initial sketch stage, a figure can become flat or stiff, taking away from the dynamic energy and storytelling that an artist wants to create. Step-by-step: Question Bring your I want to paint the Aurora Borealis without characters to life making it too fanciful or unrealistic — help! Ben Jones, Wales. I create gestural pose thumbnails, 1 thinking about what I want the figure to be doing, what angle I want them to be viewed from, and how I want them in the scene.
I build upon the chosen sketch with volumes and forms, fleshing it out with cylinders and blocks to achieve the three- dimensional angles of the body parts. I then clean up the detail drawing and prepare it for the painting phase and final adjustments. For my frozen citadel scene, I used a block Chalk brush to paint, and then the same brush to smear the aurora colours vertically. Use a Smear or Smudge tool, or light often takes the form of ribbons paint with a brush.
Try to keep your lines going or curtains of light. Overlap them more as you I block in the basic lighting with an Start by visualising a flat plane in the approach bends in the ribbon. When the main spine of your aurora, so feel free to my colour layer and duplicate it. I set the the rendering is finished, I add finishing pick a shape that best suits your composition. Once you have this in place, Opacity up or down as required.
Daisy Curtis, Canada. For qui ck navigation which in many instances can customising a hair brush own brushes from scratch, editing pre- viewed in be all an artist will need in their custom to add to the library. Yet creating custom brushes Photoshop and organising your brushes library, you can from your own photo textures or hand- into an easy-to-browse brush library.
Large List. Step-by-step: Build your custom brush library One way to quickly collect To create custom brushes, 1 a lot of useful Photoshop 2 I take a photo or a custom- brushes is to download free painted shape or texture and stock ones from useful sites convert it to black and white. Scattering, Texture and so on. These can be changed Presets window, click the icon dynamically with a stylus and in the upper-right corner and hotkeys as I paint, such as the select Brush Preset Manager.
To customise a each brush that I want to save pre-existing Photoshop brush, I into a new customised brush select it from the Brush Preset library and then click Save Set. Brush Preset Manager. With your scanned pencil drawing 1 open in Photoshop, create a working copy of your linework layer.
This can degrade the quality of the pencils, and you might want to leave some grain visible, but it will affect the overall image colour. Question I want to mix traditional media with my Create a new layer, fill it with black and digital character concepts. Any ideas? Select the black-filled layer with the mask, and click the Channels tab. Click Answer the Layer Mask alpha channel and paste Dave replies your line work.
Tablets have never felt right to me for this, but scanners, on the other hand, are quite cheap these days, and scanning in some nice pencil work goes a long way towards warming up the personality of your character designs. My method is to scan in my pencil art, and then colour it using digital watercolour brushes in Photoshop. I isolate my scanned pencil work in Now discard the Layer Mask of the Photoshop as an alpha channel so that I can 3 black layer.
What remains will be your use Layer Effects to tint it and give it a touch of isolated pencil drawing. Rename this bleed. Overlay and select a sepia or dark red. Use I think the resulting effect has a lot of the same colour for a subtle Outer Glow. First I lay down a uniform grey colour, and introduce a warm yellowish light to the scene. With a very large and textured brush I apply some brush strokes with a darker colour over the entire surface.
This will begin to give it a rough stone look. I can also use a green or rust colour with the same brush to suggest the presence of moss and mud on the stone surface. I paint the intricate design of the stonework on a separate layer, in order On a new layer, I paint the carving that to save time later.
Then I go into the Layer menu and I set the style to Bevel and Emboss, which enhances the appearance of the carving. Now I create a new layer and set it to Multiply. I would always relatively simply with recommend building up a library of a dark broken line. Finally, I paint the many from stone carvings cracks can be, cracks and imperfections that will give a to see how varied in appearance more realistic look to the stonework. A lateral light source helps to bring out the three-dimensionality of the stonework.
Answer Alix replies The first step in creating any severe body form changes, will entirely kind of mutant is to determine depend on the needs of the story you craft.
Mixing in elements from another mindful of the flow of the forms, creating a particular species or exaggerating known natural mix between the human face and Altering and including and existing mutations can help add the mutated elements. Any advice? Martha Sokolowski, US. I begin by choosing a suitable colour for my magical ray of light.
I want my character to be very girly so I pick a bright pink, after disregarding yellow. I use this colour to lay down the base of I tend to add a lot maybe my magical effects, by creating a huge too much! I like is very cool colour effects. Here, I erase some kind of two-sided tool.
One side parts to achieve the perfect render. I mix a magical effect. The top of the wand will be the brightest part, so I ramp up the visible light here.
So I add more pink marks that are neat and well defined. On to show humanity. To make a clean hollow light can help create contrast to the the right is the spider mutant sketch I circular shape you can use the Elliptical formerly human form. To help add in some create with a mix of lassoing elements to Marquee tool in Quick Mask mode press of these textures I use a variety of palette copy and free transform them, before Q. If you mask the area you want selected, knife-style custom brushes made by Kyle painting over them to build out new forms.
UK and worldwide subscription deals! For US readers, turn to page Every issue comes with a text-free cover. If you have a question for our experts, email us at help imaginefx. Adding some subtle highlighting on rounded areas not Creating a creature made out of affected by light directly can help give them form. There are two key factors to consider: the subsurface scattering that occurs in translucent materials; and the specular highlights that form on wet surfaces.
As with anything unfamiliar you paint, reference is key. However, reference gathering can be more fun than a simple online image search. I use an online recipe to make my own slime using borax, clear school glue and some food colouring. This gives me a great resource to refer back to throughout my process.
Working in Photoshop, I paint a creature that has a core skeleton inside a mass of slimy tentacles and an eerie internal glow. Getting creative with this effect inside of I use an program called PureRef the creature has the two-fold benefit of www. I use Overlay layers to layers? In my initial sketch, I focus on creating Slime is shiny and irregular. To help To create a creepy background to 1 the flow of the creature and the 2 create this look I use the Lasso tool 3 ground my creature, I use the Quick dynamics of how the material would move.
Inverting the selection and bits that fling through the air as a tentacle softening them with an Eraser as they turn making a copy via Copy Merged, I create a flips or an arm across the form. A layer that only has moves, and parts Scattered custom the background that clump and brush can come area. Now I can paint smear as they drag in handy around behind my figure on the ground.
I these harder core with as many layers keep the pieces highlights, to help as I want, simply by ropey so they feel round out the making them less watery. But as Gary Evans discovers, what she finds inspiring are the quieter moments in life ois van Baarle sits in Lois has freelanced for Blizzard, created kindergarten class. Her Facebook page points out that the person in her picture alone has more than one million likes. Her debut a step forward, which amazed my teachers artbook represents the proudest moment of and classmates.
Of course, I made this up her career so far. Fleeting, seemingly insignificant incidents that shape who we are. But I think most kids do. They bring out emotions that are sometimes buried deep inside. I wish being drawing, so I just underwater was like this sometimes.
I drew this image at a time when I was getting ready to say goodbye to my clutter. I think the teachers I had, friends I met and place I was in all helped pave the way to me becoming an artist Lois spent a year studying animation I think that the teachers I had, friends in Gent, Belgium, before she returned to I met and environment I was in all helped her native Netherlands to take a course in pave the way to me becoming an artist.
The freelance illustrator is different people and influences. But it was people, not places, the live in and who draw on that inspiration for little things rather than life-changing the rest of their lives, without ever travelling events, that had a lasting effect on Lois. I wanted to paint something play a big role in how your life plays out. The Dutch artist — the nickname Loish is a nod to the Dutch accent — funded the project through Kickstarter. It was so intense and incredibly encouraging and rewarding.
The success basis for one of two of the Kickstarter campaign brought home what a dedicated extensive tutorials following her art has attracted over the years. I always felt like the most meaningful type of support I can get are from people who follow my work just because they like it, and decide to devote some of their free time and money to the things that I make.
It feels like the greatest compliment of all. At 16, I felt I favourite to paint, and for forms and bright colours. Tired eyes, red noses and knowing sit and write notes or brainstorm ideas.
Knowing and have been able to make a living from it urban backdrops, both of which Lois when to stop is something she learned the ever since. Former classmates and teachers renders with great care and affection. Her overall aim is to capture a very specific moment in time, and she achieves this largely through colour. This has become the I wanted to try portraying space defining feature of my current digital painting process. I wanted her to have a big inspirations: lifeless look, maybe to lure humans in — Norman Rockwell.
I draw capture a moment in time. Maybe a teacher year. So I have no way of. Back issuesMissed an issue of ImagineFX? Missed out on a recent print edition of ImagineFX? On Android, PC or Mac? ImagineFX is available for all kinds of Only the most recent devices. Check out all of our partners editions are at the bottom of page Ralph McQuarrie originally envisioned R2-D2 to be a rolling robot.
In fact, a lot of Francisco, Singapore, Vancouver and over there. So, too, today, with artists important to films after Star Wars. In they visualise the movies. Jurassic World and Avengers: Age of Ultron. Vibranium Ultron. What work did you do? JJ Abrams wanted to do as much practically as possible. But digital is very important. I work in 2D and in 3D.
I built that in 2D and 3D. The 3D outdoor barbecue object went to the art department and it was built as a physical object.
Using 3D allows us to have more influence. We can hand it over and see it through. What else did you design for The Force Awakens? From the macro Starkiller Base, to what does a switch and button look like on a console. So I made a PT boat and put spaceship parts on it.
That went to ILM to start building as a 3D digital asset, and to the art department in London who Rather than built a full-size model of half the ship. Having the ability to develop that production design, idea in 3D made the process much easier. But the idea, the spark, came. What tools do you use? So to work for a corporation was a little scary at first. The creative Angeles, and recently returned to ILM. And San Francisco. The Presidio. The kids love it.
Griffins have always been a favourite fantasy beast of mine. Sci-fi has always been a huge part of my life ever since seeing Star Wars as a child.
Eventually, he stumbled upon speed- painting videos, and was immediately enamoured with them, prompting him to pick up his first tablet. With a 3D base model that I created using SketchUp, I detailed the heck out of this piece through painting and texturing, as I sought to reach a moody, yet realistic tone.
I referenced old war propaganda posters and artists such as NC Wyeth, because I wanted to create a striking and unique image that would draw in the viewers and stand out on store shelves. The idea was to create an illustration based on a single, obscure phrase that would leave it to the viewers to come up with their own stories. This was another breakthrough image, because as I really felt that I was starting to get a handle on digital painting. Originally from northern California, Amanda now lives in Los Angeles and works as a freelance concept artist and illustrator.
She tells us that some of her recurring themes include diverse characters with strong personalities, bright colours and pastels, and a blending of fantasy and sci-fi. I blend dynamic silhouettes with subtle features and details to make my designs and illustrations stand out. I wanted it to look like an explorer had encountered an all-powerful, mysterious, terrifying being.
Who is she — and who was she? I used a photograph as a base for the scene. Here, Borea the water mage leads the protagonists to Syzygy, which has been hidden away and protected by magic. Kiri grew up surrounded by nature and farm animals in the tiny village of Boeslum in Denmark. She left her home country to pursue an illustration career in New York, and now lives in Austin, Texas where she now thrives working in her dream job as a full-time illustrator.
This was painted for an ArtOrder challenge and was selected as one of the pieces to go into the ArtOrder Inspiration Art Book, which was a milestone for me. This was an attempt at finding mine. I love fairies and nature, mice and pine cones, and moss and… well, stir it all together and you have a pile of things I love!
Concept artist and illustrator Nagy says his obsession with art began when he was at school and saw some students making portraits in the street for money. I made a lot of sketches, mostly aliens or robots, and more fantasy-related stuff.
After three years at Gameloft he joined a smaller company, where he continues to create concept art for mobile games. I love to think about our relationship with nature — in this case a gorilla, a word that can be associated with freedom fighters. He trained as a traditional artist, and began exploring digital painting a few years ago.
The artist often leaves his creations with an unfinished look and says that his female portraits are characterised by their melancholic look with a pinch of surrealism. Email: fxpose imaginefx. All artwork is submitted on the basis of a non-exclusive worldwide licence to publish, both in print and electronically. Enter who has recently inspirational way that to win tablets, training passed away.
Page 25 Page 26 Page Can you sum up the most important aspect of 1FW? There are a lot of psychological roadblocks in addition to practical ones, and the workshop addressed them.
How was the mentorship? The instructor to attendee ratio was excellent, and the instructors were friendly and very approachable. There were also formalised one-on- one consultations and I got a lot out my conversations with instructors. What did you learn? Taking four-day workshop and symposium focusing on helping artists thrive much as you guide it. Developing a as independent creators. How to better manage social.
I learned a lot of great leads on making and selling prints, the elements of a successful Kickstarter, social tips for convention sales and some helpful tax advice. Alice Pattillo follows the money trail response to 1FW? They attend lectures, panel decided to build a relationship with One Fantastic Workshop discussions, and one-on-ones with industry them before going off on my own.
Nashville, Tennessee. I thought it would be great to bring that. The duo learned that there are a mountains of lot of resources to help people make better knowledge about how to grow an artistic art, but not a lot to help artists make a brand from scratch. In the end independently. Each attendee has the opportunity to present their Salesmanship, crowdfunding, social media, world art and business plan together to the faculty for building and even taxes for artists are covered in review, in groups or one-on-ones.
Wayne England This is England Three artists pay tribute to the illustrator who inspired them and many others The fantasy art community was shaken by visual read. Second, an illustrator at Fantasy Flight to have fun. With sharp arrangement of subjects could angles, strong contrasts between bright and be compositionally and almost forcibly two- dark.
It was really influential. He was one of my art heroes. It was given to me as a birthday gift. Sometimes he holds my hat for me. None shall pass and head in to make save for me to that supper. Oddly, Pete space. Greg Ruth actually because despite his being still I never clean it. One saving having my drafting table opposite my is essential to me and I love being in a grace this created was switching from computer station enables me to hop place so deeply steeped in the local lore.
I keep a well- Having a workspace outside of our 5am for an early start. This change has been stocked library of artbooks and LPs on hand principal home is equally important in a revolution for my productivity, and while to help feed the effort as well.
The downstairs showroom admittedly hellish at first, achieving a full See more at www. I had to redesign him from scratch and was having such a tough time doing so, I found the real solution was to actually make him. Be very afraid. Director abilities. Anthony Walsh believes that its competitions are a crucial part of artistic development.
Anthony and the judges are looking Civilizations contest. More to do with the transferability definitely a word of the techniques that we Imagination juicer! So much inspiration for me! Here are a few difficult. At university I worked at an award- matsadlerart examples of my sketches. However, family circumstances required me to work cover is almost done.
And ta for agency to go self-employed. I love them, too. I now need to get back into it, either as a Getting together some true art wizards like self-employed illustrator or working back in Wes Burt, Will Murai, Charlie Bowater and commercial work. I feel my portfolio, or their sometimes random, sometimes Reader Daniel was the way I apply, may be hindering me. What inspired by our recent incredibly tight, always thoughtful sketches.
Sketchbooks special issue. No worries offer any advice? Wanted to particular storm. Be careful of making excuses about With our recent Animation Artist special we finding time to update your portfolio, adventures. So buy a copy selecting appropriate pieces for the company of the magazine and start downloading.
For more of the business side Studio 5, or which issues include workshops of being an artist, see page 20 to see what Just finished something you want us to shout hold of it, and about? Send it our way on Twitter specifically on the software? Michael Fair, via email editions, too! Good luck Stephen. US readers: subscribe for a year and save! For UK and Rest of the World deals, turn to page Pricing based on a one-year Save up to 45 per cent!
Pricing based on a one-year subscription. Subscribe to today! Full details of the Direct Debit guarantee are available upon request. Prices correct at point of print and subject to change. Sketchbooks Vol. Please allow up to 60 days for the delivery of your gift. Should stocks become exhausted, we reserve the right to replace with items of a similar value. Offer ends 15 May HOW TO Question How can I turn a flat figure pose into a dynamic one?
Jenine Woodhouse, Australia. Michelle Hoefener Michelle has worked in the gaming and entertainment industries for six years now. David Brasgalla Dave is a graphic designer and illustrator from Stockholm who works in both digital and traditional mediums. Sara Forlenza Italy-based Sara is a full-time freelance illustrator. Most of her work assignments comprise book covers, and artwork for digital card games and RPGs. Work on top of a chosen to be placed in a based in California.
Her work dynamic pose. During the initial sketch stage, a figure can become flat or stiff, taking away from the dynamic energy and storytelling that an artist wants to create. Step-by-step: Question Bring your I want to paint the Aurora Borealis without characters to life making it too fanciful or unrealistic — help!
Ben Jones, Wales. I create gestural pose thumbnails, 1 thinking about what I want the figure to be doing, what angle I want them to be viewed from, and how I want them in the scene. I build upon the chosen sketch with volumes and forms, fleshing it out with cylinders and blocks to achieve the three- dimensional angles of the body parts. I then clean up the detail drawing and prepare it for the painting phase and final adjustments.
For my frozen citadel scene, I used a block Chalk brush to paint, and then the same brush to smear the aurora colours vertically. Use a Smear or Smudge tool, or light often takes the form of ribbons paint with a brush. Try to keep your lines going or curtains of light. Overlap them more as you I block in the basic lighting with an Start by visualising a flat plane in the approach bends in the ribbon.
When the main spine of your aurora, so feel free to my colour layer and duplicate it. I set the the rendering is finished, I add finishing pick a shape that best suits your composition. Once you have this in place, Opacity up or down as required.
Daisy Curtis, Canada. For qui ck navigation which in many instances can customising a hair brush own brushes from scratch, editing pre- viewed in be all an artist will need in their custom to add to the library. Yet creating custom brushes Photoshop and organising your brushes library, you can from your own photo textures or hand- into an easy-to-browse brush library. Large List. Step-by-step: Build your custom brush library One way to quickly collect To create custom brushes, 1 a lot of useful Photoshop 2 I take a photo or a custom- brushes is to download free painted shape or texture and stock ones from useful sites convert it to black and white.
Scattering, Texture and so on. These can be changed Presets window, click the icon dynamically with a stylus and in the upper-right corner and hotkeys as I paint, such as the select Brush Preset Manager. To customise a each brush that I want to save pre-existing Photoshop brush, I into a new customised brush select it from the Brush Preset library and then click Save Set.
Brush Preset Manager. With your scanned pencil drawing 1 open in Photoshop, create a working copy of your linework layer. This can degrade the quality of the pencils, and you might want to leave some grain visible, but it will affect the overall image colour.
Question I want to mix traditional media with my Create a new layer, fill it with black and digital character concepts. Any ideas?
Select the black-filled layer with the mask, and click the Channels tab. Click Answer the Layer Mask alpha channel and paste Dave replies your line work. Tablets have never felt right to me for this, but scanners, on the other hand, are quite cheap these days, and scanning in some nice pencil work goes a long way towards warming up the personality of your character designs.
My method is to scan in my pencil art, and then colour it using digital watercolour brushes in Photoshop. I isolate my scanned pencil work in Now discard the Layer Mask of the Photoshop as an alpha channel so that I can 3 black layer. What remains will be your use Layer Effects to tint it and give it a touch of isolated pencil drawing. Rename this bleed. Overlay and select a sepia or dark red. Use I think the resulting effect has a lot of the same colour for a subtle Outer Glow. First I lay down a uniform grey colour, and introduce a warm yellowish light to the scene.
With a very large and textured brush I apply some brush strokes with a darker colour over the entire surface. This will begin to give it a rough stone look. I can also use a green or rust colour with the same brush to suggest the presence of moss and mud on the stone surface. I paint the intricate design of the stonework on a separate layer, in order On a new layer, I paint the carving that to save time later. Then I go into the Layer menu and I set the style to Bevel and Emboss, which enhances the appearance of the carving.
Now I create a new layer and set it to Multiply. I would always relatively simply with recommend building up a library of a dark broken line.
Finally, I paint the many from stone carvings cracks can be, cracks and imperfections that will give a to see how varied in appearance more realistic look to the stonework. A lateral light source helps to bring out the three-dimensionality of the stonework.
Answer Alix replies The first step in creating any severe body form changes, will entirely kind of mutant is to determine depend on the needs of the story you craft. Mixing in elements from another mindful of the flow of the forms, creating a particular species or exaggerating known natural mix between the human face and Altering and including and existing mutations can help add the mutated elements.
Any advice? Martha Sokolowski, US. I begin by choosing a suitable colour for my magical ray of light. I want my character to be very girly so I pick a bright pink, after disregarding yellow. I use this colour to lay down the base of I tend to add a lot maybe my magical effects, by creating a huge too much!
I like is very cool colour effects. Here, I erase some kind of two-sided tool. One side parts to achieve the perfect render. I mix a magical effect. The top of the wand will be the brightest part, so I ramp up the visible light here. So I add more pink marks that are neat and well defined.
On to show humanity. To make a clean hollow light can help create contrast to the the right is the spider mutant sketch I circular shape you can use the Elliptical formerly human form. To help add in some create with a mix of lassoing elements to Marquee tool in Quick Mask mode press of these textures I use a variety of palette copy and free transform them, before Q.
If you mask the area you want selected, knife-style custom brushes made by Kyle painting over them to build out new forms. UK and worldwide subscription deals!
For US readers, turn to page Every issue comes with a text-free cover. If you have a question for our experts, email us at help imaginefx. Adding some subtle highlighting on rounded areas not Creating a creature made out of affected by light directly can help give them form.
There are two key factors to consider: the subsurface scattering that occurs in translucent materials; and the specular highlights that form on wet surfaces. As with anything unfamiliar you paint, reference is key. However, reference gathering can be more fun than a simple online image search. I use an online recipe to make my own slime using borax, clear school glue and some food colouring. This gives me a great resource to refer back to throughout my process.
Working in Photoshop, I paint a creature that has a core skeleton inside a mass of slimy tentacles and an eerie internal glow. Getting creative with this effect inside of I use an program called PureRef the creature has the two-fold benefit of www. I use Overlay layers to layers? In my initial sketch, I focus on creating Slime is shiny and irregular. To help To create a creepy background to 1 the flow of the creature and the 2 create this look I use the Lasso tool 3 ground my creature, I use the Quick dynamics of how the material would move.
Inverting the selection and bits that fling through the air as a tentacle softening them with an Eraser as they turn making a copy via Copy Merged, I create a flips or an arm across the form. A layer that only has moves, and parts Scattered custom the background that clump and brush can come area. Since Free ebooks since ZLibrary app. Please read our short guide how to send a book to Kindle The file will be sent to your email address.
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