The Evolution of Art Through Digital Technology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26703/JCT.v20i1-11Keywords:
Digital Technology, Creativity, Expression, Change, Digital ToolsAbstract
With the growth of digital technology, the world of art has entered a new and exciting phase. Artists are no longer limited to traditional tools like brushes and
canvas. This abstract looks at how digital technology has changed the way art is made, helping artists to think in new ways and use new tools to create and share
their work. Digital tools and software give artists many new options. They can change images, try out different styles and mix digital methods with traditional
ones. Artists now use techniques like digital painting, photo editing, 3D modelling and interactive art to express their ideas in creative ways. Today, Digital technology has opened up more creative opportunities and helped artists connect with people around the world. As technology keeps advancing, both artists and art lovers need to explore these changes and use the power of digital tools to shape the future of art.
This study also looks at how the art world is changing in the digital age and how artists can grow in this new environment.
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