Explore the world of game art in issue 254 of ImagineFX
Learn to paint epic Doom: The Dark Ages cover art and more in the new issue – on sale now!

This month's ImagineFX puts the focus on video games and the incredible art behind them – and on the front cover! Get expert training from top artists, insight on life in the industry by those working in it today, and delve into one of the most acclaimed series on Netflix.
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This month's cover artist, the always awesome Thomas Elliott, shows you how to paint complex battle scenes, from his initial ideas to the completed art, as seen adorning the front of new release Doom: The Dark Ages.
Our news section is absolutely stacked! We spoke to artists who have specialised in creating visual identities for indie video games, weaving emotion and mood into the playable results.
All the latest details about Riot Games' upcoming League of Legends TCG Riftbound are covered too, plus we step into Greg Staples' home studio.
We change tack to look at how the team behind the second season of Arcane, the hit League of Legends spin-off show on Netflix, pushed the boundaries in developing its storytelling arsenal and transforming much-loved characters for animation.
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And there are more pro secrets revealed from the mysterious and misunderstood craft of video game concept design. Find out what goes on behind closed doors, look at some fascinating projects and read what the talented artists that drive the visuals have to say.
That's not all, with plenty of artwork to get you inspired, more training – from drawing dynamic dinosaurs to developing narratives – interviews and expert reviews to be had.
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Rob Redman is the editor of ImagineFX magazines and former editor of 3D World magazine. Rob has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography.
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