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Overview
Want to find out about the mechanics of inspirational design? Get your hands on the new issue of ImagineFX then, where we cherry-pick our favourite vehicle art and speak to the legendary artists that created them. That's once you've made the leap from Mike McCain's spaceship cover to his workshop of the same image. There’s also John Giang's workshop that uses 3D and 2D to create a mech-centred war scene, whilst Liviu Tudoran uses Photoshop to show how to create a clean futuristic vehicle scene.

We're also unveiling the results of our second Rising Stars competition. ImagineFX and a panel of art industry greats, including Blizzard's Sam Didier and DC's Mark Chiarello, have chosen the ten best young artists creating digital art today, and showcased them in a special 17-page feature.

We also include a slightly surreal touch in this issue, with Bradley Wright offering a unique insight into a phantasmagorical painting. Autumn Rain Turkel reveals the secrets and benefits of professional warm-ups exercises in his workshop, and Simon Dominic combines Painter 12's Real Watercolour brushes to create a new world.

Don't forget to make the most of our free DVD, which is packed to the gills with workshop video files, free software, and 3D models - all to help you make the most of your brand new issue of ImagineFX.

Name: ImaginefX
Version: issue 76 with DVD (December 2011)
Creator: www.imaginefx.com
Interface: english
OS: Windows / MacOsx
Size: 4.0 Gb