Digital Art Live Magazine – Issue 14
Cybertronic Issue (December 2016)
Issue Fourteen of Digital Art Live dives head-first into the glowing, neon-lit worlds of science fiction. The Cybertronic Issue explores cyber-aesthetics, luminous interfaces, and the visual language of future technology — from classic TRON-inspired circuitry to modern cyber-neon illustration and game art.
This issue blends in-depth artist interviews, long-form technical discussion, and a substantial curated gallery, making it one of the most visually distinctive editions of the magazine.
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🔹 Artist Interviews
Candid conversations with professional digital artists including Jay “CG Artiste”, Giovanni “Keplianzar”, and Jacques Pena, exploring real-world workflows, storytelling, and balancing artistic intent with technical tools.
🔹 In-Depth Review
A comprehensive, independent review of the UGEE 1910b 19” pen monitor — a budget-friendly alternative to Wacom, covering usability, compatibility, and real-world pros and cons.
🔹 Visual Essays & Galleries
Features on classic sci-fi lighting, curated cyberpunk-inspired galleries, and cultural influences shaping modern digital art.
Why This Issue Still Matters
Published in 2016, Issue 14 captures a key transition period — blending 2D and 3D workflows, embracing speed and imperfection, and prioritising artistic intent over pure technical mastery. Themes that still resonate strongly today.
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- Digital artists and illustrators
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- DAZ, Poser, Blender, and hybrid 2D/3D creators
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