Digital Art

Digital prints, crafted through computer technology, utilize pigment-based archival inks applied to various substrates such as paper, canvas, or vinyl. Typically, large-scale inkjet printers are employed for this purpose, emitting a precise mist of minuscule ink droplets onto the surface, resulting in a seamlessly textured image. It's essential to note that a digital print is designated as an original artwork only when it was conceived as a unique piece of art. It stands apart from being a mere copy or reproduction of an artwork created in a distinct medium.