Richard Baker: Digital Artist

Digital art, according to De Turk (2000), defined in its most exclusive sense, refers to works of art produced in a process in which the data that defines the work is composed of bits and is stored and eventually output in digital form. In this rather narrow definition, digital art is artwork created exclusively the use of computer technologies and may be designed for the World Wide Web or other technology-driven multimedia projects (De Turk, 2000). A broader definition includes the use of computer technology to augment, manipulate, modify, augment, refine, or otherwise change images produced in another medium (De Turk, 2000).

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