This document summarizes different types of digital graphics, including bitmaps and vectors. Bitmaps are composed of pixels and are best for photos with many colors. They are easy to create but large in file size. Vectors use mathematical expressions to represent shapes and objects and are smaller in file size, but more difficult to create. Factors like compression and resolution can impact image quality. Both scanning and digital photography are discussed as methods to capture images, each with advantages and disadvantages. Common file formats, programs used, and organizing digital assets are also summarized.