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RE: Art and Creativity: Moving Painlessly Between Digital Art and Physical Presentation
There was talk of tokenizing art work on the block chain. Thus, you could be assured that this one was yours and only yours... but that still doesn't stop people from making more copies.
I have always loved creating drawings, but the digital world just offers so much. Don't like that hand? Just change it. Don't like how the final arrangement looks, just move everything. You just can't do that with physical media.
You're absolutely right-- the digital world offers possibilities for creating art we never even dreamed of, 20 years ago.
So far, our experience in working with digital artists has been pretty much experiments and "baby steps." For example, there's that infinite ability to change ("improve") an image... but if you commit to, let's say, a limited edition series of 20 signed prints... you're also committing to a "fixed" edition of that particular piece of work, because that's what the art buyer agreed to. So then you get into the ethical discussion of whether a "ver 2.0" is acceptable, or whether it's "acceptable, but with a new name" or something else.