For the first time ever, Arital proudly collaborated with a local digital artist—marking an important step in our mission to empower creativity in the digital era.
Arital stands for Arte Digital—with “AR” representing arte (art) and “ITAL” representing digital. Our brand was born with a purpose: to support and celebrate artists who create using digital tools—whether that’s an iPad, camera, or laptop. Taking this purpose further, we exist to "blur" the lines between traditional and digital art, and this collaboration reflects exactly that vision.
Our first featured artist is Nick Chatram, a young creative who paints entirely on his iPad. From concept to final composition, every pixel of his work is born digitally—yet it carries the emotion and storytelling found in classic fine art.
Together, we created Arashi no Nami, a piece that translates to Storm of Waves. Inspired by traditional Japanese art, the design draws from both old-world aesthetics and modern technique. It’s a visual reminder that true strength comes not from avoiding the storm, but from facing it head-on.
This collaboration isn’t just a design—it’s the beginning of something bigger. Arital is committed to uplifting digital artists like Nick, and this is only the first of many collaborations to come.
Arashi no Nami was released as part of Collection 2, and while the design is now sold out, its impact continues to ripple through the Arital community.