Digital Art

What are the advantages of using digital art over traditional art?

• Digital art requires expensive software licenses.

• Advantages of digital art include ease of editing, reproducibility, access to diverse tools, cost-effectiveness, and convenient sharing.

• Traditional art is more environmentally friendly than digital art.

• Digital art cannot be shared easily online.

Explain the term 'vector graphics'.

• Vector graphics are images defined by mathematical equations, allowing for infinite scalability without loss of quality.

• Vector graphics are made up of pixels and are resolution-dependent.

• Vector graphics are images that cannot be resized without losing quality.

• Vector graphics are created using raster images and are best for photographs.

Describe the difference between raster and vector images.

• Vector images are made up of pixels and can lose quality when resized.

• Raster images are always high quality regardless of size.

• Raster images are pixel-based and lose quality when scaled, while vector images are based on mathematical equations and can be resized without loss of quality.

• Raster images can be resized without any loss of quality.

How can digital art be shared or published online?

• Digital art can be shared on social media, art communities, personal websites, and online galleries.

• Digital art must be sold before it can be shared online.

• Digital art can only be printed in physical galleries.

• Digital art is exclusively shared through email.

What is the primary difference between digital painting and traditional painting?

• Digital painting uses physical brushes and canvases.

• Digital painting is created using digital tools and software, while traditional painting uses physical mediums.

• There is no difference; both are the same.

• Digital painting is only done on paper.

How can artists protect their digital art from unauthorized use?

• By using low-resolution images exclusively.

• By only creating physical copies.

• By not sharing their art online.

• By using watermarks, copyright notices, and licensing agreements.

Which of the following best describes the impact of vector graphics introduced in programs like Illustrator?

• They allowed precise color blending in illustrations.

• They enabled art that could be scaled infinitely without losing quality, essential for logos and branding.

• They reduced the need for traditional sculpture tools.

• They offered greater pixel control for digital paintings.

The introduction of the undo feature in digital software transformed art creation by allowing:

• Permanent effects to be instantly applied to all layers.

• Artists to easily make and reverse creative decisions, fostering more experimentation.

• Artists to avoid using multiple layers in compositions.

• A quick way to replicate images with pixel-perfect accuracy.

Early digital programs like Photoshop and Illustrator shifted the industry by:

• Eliminating the need for professional skills in art.

• Creating entirely new career fields in digital art, graphic design, and multimedia.

• Increasing the cost of art materials for artists.

• Allowing only trained artists to work on advanced projects.

Identify the correct sentence that uses the term 'digital art' appropriately.

• Digital art is a form of art that uses digital technology as an essential part of the creative process.

• Digital art refers to any art that is painted digitally on a canvas.

• Digital art is only created using vector graphics software.

• Digital art cannot be shared or published online.