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Although many believe technology detracts from art, this document argues that technology has expanded the art field by introducing new mediums like digital art and mixed mediums that combine traditional and digital techniques. Technology reduces clutter and labor while making contributions to graphic design, printing, tattooing, authentication, restoration, and filmmaking by bringing art to life through animation and CGI.
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