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#DigitalArt

Digital art predates the AI boom by decades, and these posts hold that longer history in view while tracking the present upheaval. I write about generative tools old and new, from Processing sketches to diffusion models, and about the creative practitioners who use computation as a medium rather than a shortcut. The pieces here resist the framing of technology versus artistry. They look at how code becomes a brush, how constraints breed invention, and how the question of provenance, who made this and how, has haunted digital work long before synthetic images arrived. The thread is craft. A tool does not make art by itself, and the interesting artists are the ones who understand that.