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Digital Art / Computer Graphics

Phil Gibbon | John Gnotek | Stephanie Hill-Ross | Richard Rownak

Digital artwork, or digitaPainting as coined by artist Phil Gibbon, is a relative new art form, pioneered in the late 80s and early 90s with the advent of image editing computer software such as Adobe Photoshop first developed in the late 80s. Soon after Wacom tablets and Fractal Design's Painter software appealed to fine artists with their real arts feel and emulation. Today, digital arts encompasses all forms of art digitally created, including computer art, digital painting, and multimedia—combining any of static art, animation, music, sound effects, video and interactivity. Virtual reality would also be considered digital art, as well as algorithmic art, fractal art, evolutionary art, new media art, and the gaming arts.