Creative Bloq has unveiled its comprehensive art coverage section, featuring the latest developments in both digital and traditional art forms. The platform highlights cutting-edge content ranging from iPad drawing applications to classical 19th-century drawing techniques, catering to artists at all skill levels and creative disciplines.
Among the featured articles, Rosie Hilder's guide to the best drawing apps for iPad stands out as a top resource for digital artists, updated just seven hours ago. The coverage also includes an inspiring piece by ImagineFX staff about artist Tamara Nederkoorn's 37-year journey to discover her unique art style, demonstrating the patience and persistence required for artistic development. Additionally, Mateusz Lenart provides valuable insights on how to draw like a 19th-century master, bridging the gap between historical techniques and modern practice.
The digital art section receives particular emphasis, with Richard Lay's tutorial on creating spellbinding magic portal effects in Photoshop and Forrest Imel's insights on setting up the perfect art studio. Character design enthusiasts can explore Natalie Fear's coverage of Marvel and DC's latest character developments, including the divisive new Doctor Doom design that has sparked debate among fans. The platform also features practical advice from Tanya Combrinck, who shares six successful artists' tips on how to sell artwork effectively.
Creative Bloq's illustration coverage spans from contemporary digital work to traditional publishing design. Notable features include Rosie Hilder's coverage of new illustrated Jane Austen novel sets and Simone Ferriero's twelve essential tips for creating compelling comic art. The section also showcases Yuka Sakuma's nihonga-inspired paintings and includes professional sketching guidance from the ImagineFX team, offering twenty expert tips for skill enhancement.
The platform's tattoo and body art design section presents unique collaborations and innovative approaches to the medium. Recent coverage includes Tinder's offer of free tattoos to cover ex-partners' names and Heinz's creative collaboration in the tattoo space. The section also provides practical resources such as fifty-five free tattoo fonts and seventy of the best tattoo designs, compiled by industry experts.
Traditional art receives equal attention with sculptor Simon Lee's discussion of how life experiences shape his creative work, as covered by Tanya Combrinck. The section includes practical shopping guides for art supplies, featuring Moleskine products and back-to-school art materials. Expert tutorials cover everything from painting realistic still life to creating dynamic paintings, with contributions from renowned artists like Greg Manchess and James Gurney.
The comprehensive coverage reflects Creative Bloq's commitment to serving the diverse needs of the contemporary art community, providing resources that span from beginner-friendly tutorials to advanced professional techniques across multiple artistic mediums and platforms.
