ImagineFX

ImagineFX is a digital art magazine that showcases workshops and interviews with talented artists from various fields, including science fiction, fantasy, manga, anime, gaming, and comics. Since its launch in January 2006, this magazine has been published in Bath, UK, by Future plc, with a strong emphasis on the workshops featured in the latter half of each issue. Notable artists like Ryan Church, Jonny Duddle, Martin Bland, and Henning Ludvigsen contribute their expertise to the publication. Each issue comes with a DVD containing workshop files that correspond to the tutorials, along with reader artwork, software demos, free fonts, textures, images, and Photoshop brushes.

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#36414

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#14367

Computers Electronics and Technology/Computers Electronics and Technology

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Sony reveals the PS5 Pro's insides (and it almost feels indecent)

2 days ago | creativebloq.com | Daniel John

While some companies like to keep the internals of their products as secret as possible, making them as hard as possible to open up (looking at you, Apple), on the other end of the spectrum is Sony. The brand has just shared a comprehensive teardown of the PS5 Pro, and it's so comprehensively exposing that it almost feels indecent. The teardown reveals how a new internal design features grooves to prevent the leaking of liquid metal, as well as a provide vastly improved cooling.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves review - a triumphant comeback that rekindles the series' classic fighting spirit

4 days ago | creativebloq.com | Alan Wen

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves detailsPublisher: SNKDeveloper: KOF StudioRelease date: 24 April 2025Format: PS5 (reviewed), PS4, Xbox Series X/S, PCEngine: Unreal EngineI'd say 26 years is a long time to wait for any game sequel let alone a fighting game, which by the genre's nature is usually an iterative affair.
I Swapped my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra for a few weeks, and almost forgot it was a different phone

5 days ago | creativebloq.com | Beth Nicholls

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra dealsSamsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (White LED)Pay Monthly:Vodafone Pay Monthly plans rise each 1st April by £1.80. Out of bundle costs increase by Consumer Price Index rate of inflation +3.9%;SIM Only – Non Basics:Vodafone Pay Monthly plans (exc Basics) rise each 1st April by £1.80. Out of bundle costs rise by Consumer Price Index rate of inflation +3.9%;SIM Only Basics:Vodafone Pay Monthly Basics plans rise each 1st April by £1.00.
This creative powerhouse laptop is now $500 off

6 days ago | creativebloq.com | Beth Nicholls

Looking for a new laptop for content creation? I've found an epic deal on Samsung's Galaxy Book4 Ultra over at Best Buy, now $500 off for a limited time. This brings the price to just $1,899.99 down from the usual $2,399.99, so I'd highly recommend grabbing this deal while you can.
The best car ads of all time

6 days ago | creativebloq.com | Tom May

Whether or not you're excited by automobiles themselves, the best car ads offer a fascinating glimpse into advertising history. The earliest examples, around the late 19th century, focused on the novelty of the car itself, stressing its practicality over horses. The early 20th century saw a rise in detailed illustrations and a focus on technical specifications.
These 3 phones are excellent for content creation, and up to $400 off

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Beth Nicholls

As Easter weekend approaches, there are some top deals right now on creative tech, and I've picked out 3 deals on smartphones that I think are excellent for content creation. Save $200 on the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra over at Best Buy with 256GB of storage - bringing the price to just $1,099.99. I recently reviewed this phone, and it's unmatched in camera performance with top-tier Galaxy AI editing tools too.
Whatever A24 Music is, at least it has a gorgeous logo

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Natalie Fear

Indie film company A24 has slyly launched its new venture, A24 Music. In typical pretentious indie fashion, the details of the drop are suitably cryptic right now, but that hasn't stopped fans (myself included) from giving in to the hype. While A24 Music has been around for a while now, the company's unexpected logo teaser has sparked serious theories from fans, from an official record label launch to big-name artist collabs.
You can now buy the Severance keyboard - but it's missing one important detail

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Natalie Fear

Apple TV's hit show Severance recently came to an end, leaving a tragic Lumon-shaped hole in my heart. While I yearn to indulge in the uncanny aesthetics of the severed floor once more it'll be a while until season 3 hits the screens, so in the meantime, I've found the perfect thing to tide me over – the Lumon Terminal Pro keyboard.
How indie rhythm game Unbeatable takes inspiration from Dreamcast and early 90s anime with its stylish hand-drawn animation

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Alan Wen

For vide games, the mid-90s was an era that had a lot of visual creativity that came about by embracing technical limitations, and its a graphics style that indie story-driven rhythm game Unbeatable takes inspiration from. During the sixth console generation, which began with the Dreamcast, I often thought to myself, 'the dream of realistic visuals were within reach' and that games would never look better.
How Range Rover's latest design pays tribute to its original car

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Daniel John

Not many cars have been shown in The Louvre as an "exemplary work of industrial design", but it's not hard to see why such an honour was bestowed upon the original Range Rover. Released in 1970, the elegant and arguably minimalist SUV managed to convey both ruggedness and luxury. Only five iterations of the vehicle have been designed in the last 55 years, and the most recent, 2022's fifth generation model, is still indebted to the design of that first model.