Exploring the World of Digital Art and Its Techniques

Digital Art

Art created using computer technology and software.

Computer-Generated Imagery (CGI)

Images created using computer graphics technology.

Graphic Artists

Professionals who create visual content using software.

Digital Painting

Artworks that simulate traditional painting digitally.

Graphic Tablets

Devices used for digital drawing and painting.

Pen Stylus

Tool for precise input in digital art creation.

ASCII Art

Images created using letters and symbols.

Kenneth Knowlton

Artist known for early ASCII art creations.

Emoticons

Small graphics representing emotions in text.

Computer Software

Programs used to create and manipulate digital art.

Digital Photographs

Images captured and stored in digital format.

Contemporary Artists

Modern creators using current techniques and technologies.

Computer Technology

Tools and systems used for digital creation.

Running Art

Art created by tracing paths with GPS technology.

Joseph Tame

Artist known for creating GPS art tributes.

Digital Photography

Art form using digital cameras for image creation.

Photomontage

Combination of multiple photos into a single image.

Game Art Design

Visual and design elements in video game creation.

Pong

Early video game with simple geometric graphics.

Art Games

Video games designed primarily as artistic expressions.

Virtual Reality

Immersive computer-generated environments for users.

High Dynamic Range Imaging

Technique for capturing a greater range of light.

The Art of Video Games

Exhibition showcasing video game evolution in art developed by Smithsonian American Art Museum

PainStation

Interactive art piece combining Pong with sensory feedback.

Critics of Digital Photography

View digital photography as less legitimate art form.

Game Storyline

Basic premise or narrative of a video game.

Realism in Video Games

Graphics that mimic real-world visual experiences.

Exhibition Duration

The Art of Video Games displayed for six months.