All art is a form of creative expression. There are numerous styles and media you can use as an artist. In this post, we aim to answer the question how digital art is different from traditional art. We are going to discuss whether digital art is easier than traditional and in what aspects digital art is ‘better’ than traditional. Altogether, we are going to look at 10 differences between these two artistic methods!
The best file type to save digital art all depends on the purpose you’re saving digital art for. Do you want to upload your digital artwork online? Then the image type is different from the best file format for printing digital art. In this post, you can read about the best resolution for digital art and the best format to save digital art for various purposes. You will learn about the difference between PNG vs. JPG and which one is better to make large, high-quality prints of your art!
“Is there any free alternative to Photoshop?” is surely a question that you’ve asked yourself if you’re new to photo editing, photo manipulation or digital painting. Definitely, you can find some good replacement for Photoshop out there. Lots of sophisticated editing features are available in free apps that you can use instead of Photoshop. Here’s a list of the TOP 4 FREE Alternatives to Photoshop with their Top Features, and Pros & Cons.
Should you, as an artist, post art on Instagram? Starting an art Instagram raises a lot of questions: how to get your art noticed, how often should you post, and should you make a separate Instagram for your art? In this post, I try to answer those questions and share with you the best DOs and DON’Ts for how to get art noticed on Instagram!
Posting art on Facebook is surely a great method to increase the visibility of your portfolio. But you need to know that just uploading your artwork on Facebook won’t do the job (anymore). Facebook has been changing quite a bit over the years. Its algorithm has become quite restrictive and made it harder for social media artists to gain outreach. These 7 DOs help you make the best of your Artist Facebook Page, without having to pay for Facebook ads!
Different types of creative work require different styluses. That's why the market leading digital art hardware manufacturer, Wacom, produces a range of pens for various artistic needs and drawing tablets. To achieve the best results, it's key to use a pen that is tailored to the editing task at hand—and, of course, compatible with your tablet. To find the right stylus for your creative needs and tablet model, have a look at this guide to Wacom pen compatibility and replacement pens.
Offering great specs and good customizability, the Wacom Intuos Small (S) is ideal for beginners and first-time graphic tablet users. Decent pressure sensitivity and resolution along with optional Bluetooth connectivity serve most creative requirements. Being as slim as a smartphone and light enough to take anywhere, the Intuos Small is also a more portable option for traveling.
The One by Wacom pen tablet is an excellent graphic drawing tablet for beginners. The pressure-sensitive pen is lightweight and battery-free, providing high control and accuracy when sketching and painting on the tablet’s tactile drawing area. Available in small and medium, both models are compact and portable, yet offering enough creative space that can be mapped to any computer screen or 4K monitor.
The Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition pen tablet is a great investment for all artists who love to work both digitally and traditionally. The Paper Edition belongs to Wacom’s professional touch tablets that offer precise input, high performance and customizability, with the added benefit of sketching with ink on real paper.
The Wacom Intuos Pro Small is a sophisticated graphics tablet that doesn’t compromise quality for size. As feature-packed as the larger models, it boasts top-notch customization options and touch functionality. It’s great value for money for all artists who create in limited space and on the go.
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