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Moonbeam13 recent Artist Relations Newsletter (
[link] ) she reminds photographers to read the recent updates for information concerning the darkroom category that separate digital from traditional.
In addition, there seems to be a major problem with miscats (miscateorizing a deviation) between digital and traditional art.
"If you create your artwork with pens, paint, markers, or some other hand-held drawing tool not connected to your computer, (and you must scan your work to import to your computer so that you can upload to DA) your deviations are traditional. If you use your computer, a tablet, a mouse, etc, then your deviation is digital. Paying attention to this subtle difference will solve a lot of miscat issues and save my team a lot of time they can use on far more interesting things..."
Personally, I don't know why this is a problem. If it's made completely on the computer, it's digital. If it's made away from the computer, scanned, and is uploaded with or without some enhancement, it's traditional. However, if the enhancement takes over and the final image has moved away from it's origins, it's now digital.
Let's all know which correct category our deviations belong in, and tell a friend.
