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Tuesday, 8 February 2011

ImagineFX #66-67

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By A Shameless Justin Gerard


ImagineFX recently asked me to do a two-part series on drawing for their magazine. The first issue of this two-part series goes on sale this month. To prepare for writing this article I read through 60 books on drawing, 40 books on anatomy, and several books on cattle rustling.


Along with the drawing article, this issue also features articles on Charles Vess and Matthew Stewart, as well as a modeling tutorial on airships that I am particularly looking forward to reading.

This last article is important because I plan on taking over Peru, and as anyone who has ever considered the matter thoroughly, airships are the only proper way to do it.
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