Digital vs. Traditional Art

"From the artistic point of view, there is no concrete or abstract form, there is only a more or less convincing form" (Wagner, paragraph 1) So what is art? Painted images with meaningful lines, graphics, or faces, or digitally modified shapes with meaning. Art can be any product of a creative process. Graphic design (digital design) has a relatively new history as a field, its name "graphic design" was first created in 1922 by William Addison Dwiggins. (Wikipedia. Part 2) Digital art is a digital form created on computer.

Digital painting is a method for digitally creating artistic objects (paintings) and / or techniques for creating digital art with computers. As a way to create art, it applies to traditional coating media such as acrylic paint, ink, watercolors etc and applied to traditional carriers like canvas, paper, polyester etc woven by computer . The software drives industrial robots or office equipment (printers). As a technique, it refers to a computer graphics software program that uses a virtual canvas and brush, color and virtual paint box for other supplies. The virtual box contains many musical instruments that are not present outside the computer, and the digital artwork is given a different appearance and atmosphere than the conventional method. Digital paintings are also not "computer generated" art, as computers do not automatically use some mathematical calculations to create images on the screen.

Digital painting is a new art form that uses digital tools to apply traditional painting techniques such as watercolors, oils, and impastes through computers, digital tablets and stylus, and software. Traditional pictures draw pictures using physical media rather than more modern styles like figures. Because digital painting does not involve computer rendering from the model, it is different from other forms of digital art, especially computer generated art. Artists use digital painting techniques to create digital paintings directly on computers. Every digital paint program tries to mimic the use of physical media using various brushes and paint effects. Many programs include digital style brushes for expressing traditional styles such as oils, acrylics, pastels, charcoal, pens and even spray guns. With most digital paint programs, users can create their own brush styles using a combination of textures and shapes.