From Procreate to Clip Studio to AI-assisted workflows, anime-style digital art is more accessible than ever. Artists are sharing step-by-step methods for sketching, lineart, coloring, and shading, ...

From sketch to stunning final render, Procreate offers anime artists endless creative control. With the right brushes, layers, and workflow, you can achieve professional, expressive results. Whether ...

In a post to his 15 million followers on social media platform, X, Mr Cook said art made with Savage Interactive’s award-winning Procreate program had been projected onto the iconic Sydney Opera House ...

The collaborative Asian art fair will feature 25 galleries from around the world, including New York’s 47 Canal, London’s Norito and Seoul’s S Angheeut. Gallerists Ysabelle Cheung and Willem ...

It’s not just you: Everything is more expensive these days. Across the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue area, prices are up about 4% from a year ago, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the ...

All governments need money. Roads must be built, schools staffed, hospitals supplied, courts funded, and public safety ensured. These public goods and services form the backbone of every ...

Columbus saw a dip last year in revenue from the ticket tax, which goes to the arts and Nationwide Arena. As ticket sales remain uncertain year to year, Columbus is predicting less will be collected ...

A year ago, at Christie’s auction house in New York City, auctioneers sold an unusual collection of art pieces: surreal portraits, photorealistic images and cartoon-inspired creations, all generated ...

Under Gov. JB Pritzker’s proposed budget, state funding for the arts would remain essentially flat into the next fiscal year. Funding for museums and the humanities has also been slashed. In the state ...

Cathy Yan’s latest The Gallerist opens with a quote from the late Andy Warhol: “Art is what you can get away with.” The director goes on to prove this point with a slight but intelligent black comedy ...

Longtime attendees are complaining that this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos felt more like Art Basel in Miami and less like an elite conference, with thousands descending on the tiny Swiss ...