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Technology And Art

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TECHNOLOGY AND ART

LAUREN ROGERS
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In recent times, technology has become increasingly prominent in artistic culture. It can be seen in many different forms and used in a variety of ways. Whether or not it's addition is positive, however, is highly controversial.

PHOTOGRAPHY

  • Photography is an entirely new media in art thanks to technological innovations
  • It can also be used to further preserve artworks
  • Photography can help artists capture things to draw later
  • It can be shared as references as well
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SOCIAL MEDIA

  • Social media has spread and helped people connect with art more than ever before
  • People can post their art and receive critiques or praise from a wide variety of viewers

SOCIAL MEDIA (CONT.)

  • A more negative side is also seen in art theft. Artwork posted online can be easily stolen and sold by someone else
  • Artists can connect easily with other artists and share tips and references

DIGITAL DRAWING

  • New tools such as drawing tablets and touch screens have allowed for art to be created by hand on the computer
  • Software such as photoshop or paint tool SAI can be purchased to make drawing easier and more in depth
  • Animation software also helps speed up animation process so that not every single detail has to be done manually
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GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Advertising and printing has become much easier thanks to technology
  • Combing art and technology had allowed advertising to become much more creative and attractive to the eye
  • It also creates new jobs, where artists can be hired to design ads or logos

LIKING

TELL AN ARTIST YOU LIKE THEIR WORK BY 'LIKING' IT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
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COMMENTS

LEAVE COMMENTS ON PEOPLES ARTWORK TO TELL THEM WHAT THEY LIKE

ONLINE MUSEUMS

VISIT MUSEUMS FROM ACROSS THE WORLD
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WEBSITES

SHARE YOUR ART ON WEBSITES LIKE FLICKR OR DEVIANT ART
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