year 1 – digital art processes – week 1 task

digital media can exstend the depths of how you can show color, in the brightest or darkest depths the only limit as to what you can create is really your own imagion as techicnogy exstents so to do dose the digital media in which the mind can dream and creation flows without limited paint or resores this digital world can offer it litary is another demetion another world of egzitents to have another world that has and is built on mathatics

i got a furture taste as it werse of being educated purely thorght a digital media (no human contact) besides email and im instant messager after exsprenting that and now reflecting on this concept makes me reflect on my exsprence and come to the conclution if it wasnt for having such a direct link to being able to educat my self as it wer i wouldnt be here now so the digital media gave me my education which being in a school inviroment couldnt

Digital Media can be spread across the world and viewed by many different people at once. Many can also be printed off, so that it is able to be in many different places at once, however the owner could lose a sense of ownership due to this. Art, not done digitally can not do this unless the artist does many versions. Digital Media can also been viewed on phones, computers, tv, posters in the street and many more.

Digital art is, theoretically, limitless. You can create only to the boundaries of the specific digital medium you are using, and whilst this is similar to non-digital art pieces, the limitations of traditional media are far greater then that of digital media.

WIth digital media, you can experiment with the idea of time, and how art changes over time. For example, with a traditional painting, once it is finished, it is finished. You cannot change the painting without adding to it, and if you did the exact original would never be achievable again. However, with digital art, you can use coding and programming to create that changes by itself over time, without having to add anything to it. This theoretically can make the digital infinite.

Digital art can also be inifinitely reproduced, to an exact copy. To paint a painting or draw a drawing twice, and produce identical copies is pretty much impossible. However, within digital art, your only limitation is the struggle to learn how to cut, copy, paste. Which isn’t a challenge.

Due to the nature that it is infinitely reproducable, it is also available to be shown and displayed anywhere, and in more then one place at once. Whilst The Mona Lisa hangs in The Louvre, and will indefinitely, a piece of digital art can be shown without a loss of quality (ie, a seeing photo of The Mona Lisa is not the same as viewing the original) at any given place, time or amount. There can be the same piece of art showing at 10 different locations around the world, and they can all be playing at different or the time time, at exactly the same quality.