In this stunning book, discover the artistic journey of Bryce Kho, an illustrator and mixed-media artist known for his vibrant, intricate, and nostalgic artwork.
In Overflow, Bryce delves into the state of flow when creating art. "The sensation was different than a normal flow state, which is more about effortlessness. Instead, the feeling was akin to lucid dreaming inside my mind's eye. So vivid that I felt as if I was drawing from a live model."

Bryce's portfolio spans a range of roles including illustrator and concept artist, contributing to projects such as Homestead Arcana and Aegis Defenders. After a first collaboration with Sabotage doing illustrations for The Messenger, Bryce joined the team as Lead Concept Artist to handle all things concept art and character design on Sea of Stars, a retro-inspired RPG that has captivated over 5 million players worldwide. The popularity of 3dtotal's recent publication Sea of Stars: The Concept Art of Bryce Kho (over 12,000 copies sold), which is based solely on his work for development of the video game, has raised the artist's profile and proven his popularity among our readership and further afield. 

In Overflow: The Art of Bryce Kho, based entirely on the artist's personal art career and journey, he takes the reader behind the scenes into his studio and personal sketchbooks, and also reveals his creative process from start to finish in detailed step-by-step tutorials. Existing fans will be thrilled to discover new insights into Bryce's working methods and creative story, while those just discovering his art will love delving into galleries of his artwork, new and old.

Character Design Quarterly (CDQ) is a lively, creative magazine bringing inspiration, expert insights, and leading techniques from professional illustrators, artists, and character art enthusiasts worldwide. Each issue provides detailed tutorials on creating diverse characters, enabling you to explore the processes and decision making that go into creating amazing characters. Learn new ways to develop your own ideas, and discover from the artists what it is like to work for prolific animation studios such as Disney, Warner Bros., and DreamWorks.

The cover for CDQ 38 is by Jordi Lafebre, an illustrator, visual development artist, and author of several graphic novels based in Barcelona, Spain. Across a twenty-eight-year career, he has worked for clients such as Marvel and Netflix, and in recent years his graphic-novel projects have won a string of awards.

Start colouring with confidence using the must-have Beginner's Guide to Using Copic Markers. If you've wanted to explore these popular alcohol-based markers, but felt intimidated by what colours and paper quality to choose, how to effectively apply certain blending techniques, or simply how to make the most out of your Copic collection, this is the perfect guide for you. 

Created specifically for artists who are new to this medium, this book breaks down everything you need to know about Copic markers in a simple, inspiring, and easy-to-follow way. Learn how Copic markers work, from choosing starter colours to using blenders, refills, and interchangeable nibs. Discover advanced tips and techniques for creating character illustrations, fantasy/sci-fi concept art, and nature scenes by leading industry professionals. Ten detailed step-by-step tutorials will guide you through a beginner-friendly project, from initial sketch to a final full-colour image, including Copic colour codes for achieving a result that is as close as possible to your favourite artists. 

Ideal for beginners exploring traditional painting for the first time, as well as experienced artists ready to step away from digital tools and rediscover a more hands-on creative process. 

Contributing artists include Jacquelin de Leon, Erin Hunting, Ting X, Gabriela Niko, Emily Hughes, Lidia Cambón, PolinatjeDraws, Jerel Dye, Spencer Nugent, and Megan Rose Ruiz.

Character Design Essentials brings together the best tutorials from the first thirty issues of Character Design Quarterly, a lively, creative magazine filled with inspiration, expert insights, and leading techniques from professional illustrators, artists, and character-art enthusiasts worldwide. Each issue provides detailed tutorials on creating diverse characters, and readers can discover from the artists what it is like to work for prolific animation studios such as Disney, DreamWorks, and Warner Brothers. Perfect for beginners to character illustration, and for experienced artists seeking to learn new tips and techniques from fellow industry professionals, Character Design Essentials is loaded with everything needed to support your character-design journey.

Derek Domnic Dsouza is a hugely popular digital artist and animator based in Bangalore, India. His stunning art has amassed a huge global following (over 1 million on Instagram), and this exclusive art book features a huge range of that work, including artwork he created for the popular Netflix show Love, Death + Robots.

Before co-founding an art studio (Studio Sideline), Derek worked as a development artist and associate producer for Disney India. He has also freelanced as an illustrator and animator for various brands such as Red Bull, TedX, Swiggy, and many more. He brings this wealth of experience to readers in this book, discussing topics such as targeted practice, growing a social following, and starting up your own art studio. He also shares behind-the-scenes insights about what it was like to work for Disney, plus tips and tricks for readers to learn how to use the artist's favourite tools and methods. All this, plus there are three extensive galleries showcasing Dsouza's best-loved works.