Tag: Block art
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Circling back
Made by Anne McCarthy using the following materials: Grid Block and Cover block with this photo directory photo also taken by Anne McCarthy.
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Go further with your art thanks to WordPress 6.6 & 6.7
WordPress 6.6 and 6.7, set to launch on November 12th, are both packed with powerful design updates that put more control in the hands of creators, including any block artists. These changes include the new ability to create and edit shadows within the Styles panel. This feature, built on four shadow presets with the option…
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Let’s fill our 6.5 Exhibit with new art pieces
WordPress 6.5 is launching on March 26th, 2024, with improved design tools to inspire block artists. Highlights include the Font Library with easy font management and Google Fonts inclusion, plus new block supports for aspect ratios, spacing, and list-item adjustments. Box shadow support is extended to more blocks, offering a cleaner integration and custom options.…
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Get Creative with WordPress 6.4’s Design Tools
WordPress 6.4 is set to launch on November 7th, 2023 and with it comes a new slew of design tools. As with the various prior release related exhibits, starting with WordPress 6.0, an exhibit for art created with WordPress 6.4 will be available. To help provide some sparks of inspiration sooner rather than later, this…
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Blue dot
Made by Kelly Hoffman using the following materials and inspired by this Herman Miller poster: Group Block.
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Rainbow’s Last Breath
Made by Anne McCarthy using the following materials: Columns Block and Spacer Block.
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From Pixels to Reality: Celebrating WordCamp EU & WordCamp US Exhibits
While our museum primarily embraces a virtual-first approach, we’re thrilled to share an exciting update with you. At both WordCamp EU and WordCamp US this year, a selection of diverse art pieces was thoughtfully curated, meticulously printed, and beautifully framed. Each event put its unique twist on showcasing these artworks, resulting in wonderful outcomes.
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Let’s celebrate 20 years of WordPress
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of WordPress, the Museum of Block Art is excited to announce an open call for submissions for art inspired by this incredible milestone.