Exploring Digital Art and Its Tools

Contemporary Artists

Artists using modern techniques and technologies in art.

Computer Art

Art created with computers as the primary tool.

Digital Artists

Artists who use computers to express their art.

Hardware

Physical tools used in digital art creation.

Software

Computer programs aiding in creating digital art.

Digital Technology

Electronic devices using binary code for data processing.

Digital Art

Artworks created using digital technology mediums.

Graphic Tablet

Device allowing digital drawing with a stylus.

Stylus

Pen-like tool for drawing on graphic tablets.

Giclee Prints

High-quality art reproductions from inkjet printers.

Inkjet Printers

Printers producing images by spraying ink droplets.

Soft Copy

Digital presentation directly from a computer.

Hard Copy

Printed version of digital artworks.

CorelDRAW

Software for digital illustration and painting.

Adobe Illustrator

Software specializing in vector graphics and illustrations.

Adobe Photoshop

Software used for image manipulation and editing.

AutoCAD

Software for computer-aided design in architecture.

Computer-Generated Pictures

First exhibition of computer art in New York.

Digital Art Installation

Artworks displayed using digital technology in installations.

Multimedia Art

Art combining various media, including digital elements.

Impasto Techniques

Painting method creating texture with thick paint.

Performance Art

Art form involving live performances by artists.

Fine Art Photography

Photography created with artistic intent and vision.

Digital Collages

Artworks created by combining various digital images.

Unity Pro

Game development software for creating interactive content.

Maya

3D animation software used by animators.

Blender

Open-source software for 3D modeling and animation.

Andreas Gursky

Photographer known for digitally manipulated images.

AARON

Computer program creating random abstract drawings.

Cellular Phone

Device for wireless communication and internet access.

First Mobile Phone

Built by Motorola in early 1970s.

Digital Phone

Evolved in 1990s for clearer communication.

Smartphone

Pocket-sized computer with internet and multimedia capabilities.

Digital Photography

Art form using digital cameras for image capture.

Camera Obscura

Early device for projecting images, used by painters.

Film Photography

Captures images on negatives, limited by rolls.

Alfred Stieglitz

Photographer who elevated photography as an art form.

Edward Steichen

Pioneering photographer and art promoter.

Digital Camera

Captures images as digital files for easy manipulation.

Point-and-Shoot Camera

Simple camera for casual photography.

Storage Capacity

Determines number of images a camera can store.

Camera with Roll of Film

Traditional camera capturing images on film negatives.

Colored Photographs

Developed in early 20th century, enhancing visual art.

Impressionist Painters

Artists influenced by photography for outdoor landscapes.

Negatives

Film images that require development for viewing.

Wireless Communication

Technology enabling mobile data and voice transmission.

Art and Artificial Intelligence

Combination explored by artists like Harold Cohen.

DSLR Camera

Digital camera with interchangeable lenses and advanced controls.

Image Sensor

Device that captures light in digital cameras.

Light Sensitivity

Camera's ability to capture images in low light.

Shutter Speed

Duration camera shutter remains open for exposure.

Video Game

Interactive digital entertainment using technology.

Game Console

Device connecting to TV for playing video games.

Handheld Device

Portable gaming device like PSP or Nintendo Switch.

Arcade Game

Gaming console designed for single game experience.

Virtual Reality Goggles

Devices providing immersive gaming experiences.

Cory Arcangel

Artist known for modifying video game cartridges.

Super Mario Clouds

Artwork featuring altered Super Mario Bros graphics.

Internet Meme

Catchphrase or idea spread online, often humorous.

Image Macro

Meme format with top and bottom text on images.

Binary Code

System of representing data using two states.

Art in Video Games

Creative design elements in video game development.

Interactivity

User engagement and response in digital art.

Marketing with Memes

Using memes for product promotion and engagement.

Social Commentary

Use of memes to express societal views.

Game Development

Process of creating and designing video games.

Digital Hardware

Physical devices used to create digital art.

Photography Control

Adjusting focus, light, and exposure in photography.

Camera Accessories

Additional equipment enhancing photography capabilities.

Entertainment Medium

Forms of entertainment, including video games and art.