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The 17 pages that link to Digital art, each with the reason it gives.

• Graphic designCompared with: Digital art may pursue expression without the communication brief typical of graphic design.

• Contemporary artRelated: It reflects contemporary artists’ use of networked and computational media.

• Photo manipulationRelated: Photographs can be transformed into constructed artworks through extensive manipulation.

• Pixel artNarrower topic: Pixel art is one distinctive practice within the broader field of digital art.

• Video artNarrower topic: Video art overlaps with digital art but also includes analog tapes and electronic signal practices.

• Generative artNarrower topic: Generative art is a distinctive practice within the wider field of digital art.

• Tablet computerRelated: Large touch displays and pressure-sensitive pens support drawing directly on tablets.

• Computer artNarrower topic: Computer art is an early and continuing strand within the wider practice of digital art.

• MaterialityCompared with: Digital works complicate materiality by relying on physical devices while appearing as data or images.

• Internet artNarrower topic: Internet art is a network-dependent subset of this wider field.

• New media artNarrower topic: A broad category that includes many works classified as new media art.

• DemosceneNarrower topic: The demoscene is a distinctive community practice within the broader history of digital art.

• Electronic artNarrower topic: Digital art is a major branch of electronic art, though electronic art also includes analog technologies.

• DeviantArtNarrower topic: Digital art is a major form of work shared through DeviantArt galleries.

• Interactive mediaRelated: Some digital artworks change in response to audience input or participation.

• EthnofuturismRelated: Digital media offer formats for joining cultural symbols with speculative visual forms.

• MassurrealismRelated: Digital tools let Massurrealist artists recombine images from contemporary media.