Another week and another subject to study as we sharpen our digital painting skills in the Magma Classroom. We’ve already covered the fundamentals of painting in our first set of live streams, and in this one we're doing a study of some kintsugi objects

Magma and Wacom provide a powerful platform for creative exploration and collaboration. Artists can start a sketch in Magma with their Wacom drawing tablet or display, share it via Magma, and invite others to contribute or critique, creating an evolving piece of art that is a true testament to collaborative creativity.

Here is a quick recap of our recent Magma Classroom LIVE sessions where we make learning art multiplayer. These weekly sessions are aimed at helping beginner digital artists with their painting skills, while giving more experienced ones the opportunity to try painting something different.

This recent update is packed with a combination of creative tools and big improvements to the Magma experience.

This is a brief recap of our weekly Magma Classroom LIVE streams, showing what was covered and what our artists produced in the time.

Here's a quick summary of what you missed during the Magma Classroom Live session this week. The Magma Classroom is our weekly live stream aimed at beginner digital artists wanting to sharpen their painting skills.

In Partnership with the Jane Goodall Roots & Shoots Book Challenge hosted by Upschool, signup now to participate in their art challenge with Magma to bring awareness to global issues

Join us in 2 Star Wars themed livestreams! We will be working together in a shared canvas in both events, while drawing JEDI & SITH artwork. All skill levels are welcome.

Answering some of the frequent questions from beginners about how to use Magma, and some tools to make things easier.

We're giving away 3 x the One by Wacom —a pen tablet that lets you draw, paint, and sketch with precision—to three lucky artists who can tell us the best story about our Magma's Hero adventures.