Digital Arts • 29th July 2020

Stephanie Priscilla draws the sexy, the cute and the punky

The Singapore-based star honours in her art 1980s Japanese music, 1990s anime, and modern manga masters of the likes of Asano Inio. You can even find Japanese cyberpunk in her portfolio, although it's more cyberpink if anything.

Digital Arts • 18th July 2020

New Ai Weiwei print 'drops' as IWM London reopens to public

Imperial War Museums (IWM) has announced that it will reopen its London-based branch on 1 August 2020, following three months of closure due to the pandemic.

Digital Arts • 17th July 2020

When did cereal boxes get so cool?

From the US to Korea, breakfast dining has a brand new look.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Hergé's spirit lives on in the comics of Chendi Xu

Hergé's spirit lives on in some very sumptuous graphic novels.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Japan's best fashion illustrators to catch on the catwalk

Fashion and art have gone hand in hand for a while now. Perusing Instagram, you'll see a lot of 3D-generated models in Nike and Supreme clobber, blurring the boundaries between free promotion and personal expression.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

This year's Sailor Moon drawing challenge is the best yet

A new Sailor Moon anime movie is coming this autumn, Sailor Moon Eternal, which is an apt name considering this week has seen illustrators worldwide show their never-ending appreciation of the seminal cartoon series.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

The Majestic Allure of artist Jiyeun Kang

An illustrator capturing the history & idols of her country.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Jen Yoon's witches fight inequality through illustration

One of the biggest news cases to come out of South Korea recently was the case of the so-called 'Nth Room', a chatroom on messaging app Telegram that was used to share exploitative pornography and blackmail victims.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Playful poster pastiches expose women's rights in China

Vivienne Shao (@Bobby Big Bird) was born in Guangzhou, China, and moved to England at 12, when she started to doodle out of an obsession with Japanese anime.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Koalanov will be a giant of Philippine illustration

Also known as Ivee Pendo, Koalanov is a graduate of BS Computer Engineering with no art degree, who had a career in Database Administration prior to turning artist.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Keith Haring's only museum is now free and virtual

It might surprise you to know there is only one dedicated museum to pop art legend Keith Haring, and it's nestled somewhere high in the mountains of Japan.

Digital Arts • 15th July 2020

Akira art show continues in absence of virus-hit Olympics

An interactive online exhibition transports you to 2020 NEO-Tokyo.

Digital Arts • 16th May 2020

Ghost in the Shell 5G AR event will surely be a world first

Netflix, 5G, CG animation and mixed-reality join forces in Tokyo, all in support of a show set in the future.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

The Blade Runner sounds and 3D animation of a Japanese utopia brought to life

While this year's Tokyo Olympics may be in doubt due to recent events, another ambitious example of Japanese creativity looks set to break ground as planned towards the end of 2021.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

"Girly manga is my guilty pleasure": Artist Charlotte Mei takes a leap into comics

A charming dog adventure is told through paint and panels.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

The artist who modelled Grimes's teenage child

Ruby Gloom's cyberpunk warriors and nymphs are the future of humanity.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

Escape your four walls with illustrator Liang Yong Yi Nan

The artist is in demand with American and Chinese art directors.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

Normal People: gorgeous illos for BBC's hottest new show

The Korean artist dazzles again with new art works for the show.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

Doraemon postage stamps? Yes please!

A new set celebrates 50 years of the cuddly blue manga toon.

Digital Arts • 11th May 2020

A secret, surreal Korea explored through mixed media magic

There is a lake and seaside pavilion in South Korea where they say you can see the moon five times: in the sky, in the lake, again in the sea, once more reflected in a glass of drink, and lastly in the eyes of a lover.