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Unlock ImagineFX 265’s Secrets

Rob’s resources could spark your next masterpiece—but don’t try to paint him.

Download all the files, resources and videos that accompany issue 265 of ImagineFX magazine. If you hit a snag with the download, right-click and dive into URL magic.


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Rob Redman, your guide through the realms of art and design, has a background in animation, visual effects and photography. He edits both ImagineFX and its cousin 3D World magazine.


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