Creative Bloq has unveiled its extensive art coverage, featuring a diverse collection of tutorials, artist spotlights, and industry insights across multiple artistic disciplines. The comprehensive platform showcases the latest developments in digital art, illustration, tattoo design, and traditional art forms, providing creators with valuable resources and inspiration.

The featured content includes practical guidance from established artists, with Geizi Guevara offering insights on creating an art studio designed for productivity rather than social media aesthetics. Recent character design discussions have focused on Marvel and DC's latest creations, with industry expert Natalie Fear analyzing how new characters have captured fan attention. Additionally, six successful artists have shared their proven strategies for selling artwork, as compiled by Tanya Combrinck.

Digital art techniques take center stage with Richard Lay's detailed tutorial on creating magical portal effects in Photoshop, while Forrest Imel demonstrates how a simple setup can transform any space into the perfect art studio. The platform also addresses current industry controversies, including the divisive new Doctor Doom character design that has split Marvel fans down the middle, and Tom May's analysis of Banksy's work and the relationship between great art and unexpected circumstances.

The digital art section features extensive resources, including 27 Procreate tutorials curated by Ian Dean to enhance digital art skills. The coverage extends to professional artist features, such as an exclusive look into the sketchbook of Guerrilla Games artist Choro Choi, and Yona Saura's 15 transformative tips for character art. Joe Foley contributes eight digital art challenges designed to boost creativity, while Ian Dean provides coverage of new drawing technology, including Huion's latest 4K drawing tablet.

Illustration coverage spans from literary art to comic creation, with Rosie Hilder highlighting new illustrated Jane Austen novel sets and watercolor painting guides. Comic artist Simone Ferriero shares 12 essential tips for creating compelling comic art, while Japanese artist Yuka Sakuma discusses her nihonga-inspired paintings and their role in addressing human anguish. The section also includes professional sketching guidance from ImagineFX staff and visual storytelling techniques from bestselling children's book artist Tony DiTerlizzi.

The tattoo and body art design section, though less frequently updated, covers innovative applications of tattoo art, including Tinder's unique service offering free tattoos to cover ex-partners' names and potentially life-saving tattoo designs. The coverage includes 55 free tattoo font designs, 70 top tattoo designs, and comprehensive guides featuring 37 inspiring examples of tattoo artistry, along with practical design tips from industry professionals.

Traditional art coverage features sculptor Simon Lee discussing how life experiences shape his artistic vision, as documented by Tanya Combrinck. The section includes practical content such as art supply recommendations, with Rosie Hilder providing guidance on stocking up on Moleskines during sales events and selecting quality paper for creative projects. Educational content includes techniques for transforming ordinary subjects into extraordinary art, courtesy of renowned artists James Gurney and Thomas Kinkade.

Specialized tutorials cover advanced traditional techniques, including Chuma Hill's surprising methods for painting samurai geisha and Damien Mammoliti's approach to realistic still life painting. The platform also features commentary on celebrity artists, with Beren Neale providing candid assessments of both successful and questionable celebrity art endeavors. Greg Manchess contributes professional insights on creating more dynamic paintings, rounding out the comprehensive traditional art coverage that serves artists at all skill levels.