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Art created with the use of autonomous systems, such as algorithms typically run by computers, which can create unpredictable and unique artwork. Example: Art made with Processing software.

An artistic medium that uses printable characters from the ASCII standard to create images. Example: Text-based visuals in early computer systems and Internet art.

An art form that combines the physical world with digital augmentations, often overlaid with live camera feeds using AR technology. Example: Pokémon GO.

Preproduction paintings and sketches which are used to visualize and influence the look and feel of characters, settings, and overall mood in films or games.

Artwork that is created, distributed, and often interactive within a virtual reality environment. Examples include VR games and educational simulations.

The technique of combining multiple images or pieces of images to create a new, singular artwork. Examples: Surreal or absurd juxtapositions made in Photoshop.

The process for creating moving images via the use of computers. It can be 2D like classic cartoons or 3D like modern animated films. Example: Pixar movies.

Art that is made by corrupting digital data or by manipulating digital artifacts often to create aesthetic visual effects. Example: Distorted images or videos.

A digital art form where artists use digital tools to create paintings on a flat surface, simulating traditional mediums like watercolor, oils, and acrylics.

A digital art technique that manipulates the data of media files to create visual or auditory effects that distort or transform the original image or video.

Graphics that use video footage and/or animation to create the illusion of motion or rotation. Often used in multimedia projects. Example: Animated logos and intros.

A digital art form that uses a low-resolution grid of pixels to create images, often reminiscent of early video game graphics. Examples: 'Stardew Valley' game art.

A form of digital art that involves the spectator in a way that allows the art to achieve its purpose. Example: Installations that change with audience interaction.

Sequential art presented in digital form, which can feature navigation and transitions unique to the digital medium. Example: Webtoons and online graphic novels.

The process of creating a three-dimensional representation of an object using specialized software. Examples include character models for games and animations.

Uses mathematical algorithms to create complex visual patterns and structures, often visually intricate and abstract. Example: Mandelbrot set renderings.

A technique of creating music using algorithms. The composer defines a music-generating algorithm instead of writing individual notes. Example: Soundtracks created with AI.

Art that uses the Internet as its medium and cannot be experienced in any other way. Examples include online installations and web-based interactive works.

A process similar to traditional sculpting where artists use digital tools to mold and shape 3D models as if they were clay. Example: ZBrush creations.