Digital Print
Definition
This term refers to the creation of printed images using digital technology, where images are generated, edited, or manipulated on a computer and then printed using inkjet, laser, or other digital printing methods, often allowing for high-quality, reproducible artworks.
History
Digital printmaking has expanded the possibilities for artists, allowing them to create works that are both highly detailed and easily reproducible, often blending traditional printmaking techniques with the flexibility and precision of digital technology.
Notable Examples
Chuck Close
Self-Portrait(2012),
Vik Muniz
Pictures of Garbageseries, 2008
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Chuck Close, who uses digital printing in his large-scale portraits, and Vik Muniz, whose works often involve complex digital manipulations before being printed.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques involve creating or manipulating images on a computer, often using software like Photoshop or Illustrator, and then printing the image onto various surfaces using digital printers, with a focus on achieving fine detail, vibrant color, and high fidelity to the digital original, often with the ability to produce multiple editions or variations of the work.
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