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Louis STILLACE • "ImagineFX tutorial "
Senior concept artist
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I am thrilled to share that I had a small feature in the February 2024 issue of ImagineFX! As a longtime reader, I was honored when they reached out to me and couldn’t resist the opportunity. Seeing my art in this magazine is an incredible feeling and a milestone in my journey as an artist.
Huge thank you to @imaginefxmagazine for this opportunity!!! ☺️
Hello everyone!
I did a redesign of Wario for ImagineFX Magazine artchallenge.
Trying to remember to use Tumblr more often! Short compilation of some recent works I’ve done to some funky music.

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Featured interview in the last issue of IMAGINEFX magazine.
Anatomy drawing method-related question
Anyone familiar with Loomis, Reilly's, or the Industrial Method of drawing the human figure? I decided to go back to my roots in traditional sketching for a brief bit of studying, however, I totally forgot what I started with back when I was in SCAD.
I do remember that I used Atlas of the Human Body of the Artist, but most of that was just copying from the diagrams in the book. I don't remember if that class (it was my first life drawing course) studied the methods I mentioned above.
I do have an old edition of Imagine FX's How to Draw and Paint Anatomy (cool magazine on anatomy, go download it). It mentions the above methods, but only briefly before going into specific body groups and how to draw them.
Basically, my main goal is to relearn anatomy but also gain back some fluidity in my poses for human and animal characters. The most important thing about this is that I also need to relearn anatomy for 3D sculpting humans (or literally anything organic), especially for my WOR project that has humans in its worldbuilding.
'Dune' by Dave Keenan.
Cover art for 'ImagineFX' issue #207, published October 2021.