Do we have anything that can make use of such tags? I don't really see the purpose unless there's a programmatic way to filter based on them. Right now many people already write the medium in the title if they want.
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Personally it would be useful to filter out the digitally created from the more traditional art. Photoshop filters and brushes are very convincing.
They'll show up if you do a search on them, so they are useful, but maybe not at useful as Reddit tags.
Feel free to add them to your posts, but there are no plans to make these required.