Artist Interview: Yuchan Wu
Yuchan Wu is a multidisciplinary designer and visual artist whose work spans from graphic design and UI/UX to visual storytelling. For Yuchan, design is a means of questioning, disrupting, and offering new perspectives. By reimagining the familiar and highlighting contradictions, her work aims to unsettle, inspire, and reveal new possibilities in the way we navigate reality. We asked Yuchan about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Paul Bojack
Paul Bojack is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, and artist whose work spans film, video, and new media. With a career rooted in bold, thought-provoking storytelling, he has been exploring new narratives and experimental filmmaking. Currently, Bojack is exploring participatory moving image art with Your Reflection/Change of Direction, a project that literally puts viewers inside the artwork. We asked Paul about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Esther Rou Jiao
Esther Rou Jiao is a New York-based artist specializing in 3D, motion, and graphic design, whose practice has recently expanded into the world of AI art. Her work reflects a dedication to crafting visually engaging designs that resonate with audiences. We asked Esther about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Ornagh
Ornagh is a self-taught Irish artist whose bold and unapologetic work explores themes of political and social issues, like societal expectations of gender and sexual diversity through extended reality (XR) art. Based in London, she has embraced cutting-edge technologies like 3D scanning, motion capture, and virtual reality to create immersive, surrealist environments. We asked Ornagh about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Takashi Murakami and the Digital Shift in Art: NFTs, AI, and the Future of Creativity
Are digital art and NFTs a fleeting trend, or are they a transformative extension of artistic expression? Takashi Murakami, one of the world’s most renowned contemporary artists, has embraced this digital evolution with both enthusiasm and caution. Through his exploration of NFTs and AI digital art, Murakami is not simply following trends but actively shaping the dialogue around them.
Artist Interview: Ruiqi Sun
Ruiqi Sun is a New Jersey-based designer specializing in digital branding, UI/UX design, and visual storytelling. With an interest in the intersection of design and human behavior, Ruiqi creates experiences that are both visually compelling and functional. Her work has earned global recognition, including awards such as the A'Design Award, Muse Creative Award, and INDIGO Design Award. We asked Ruiqi about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Vince Fraser
Vince Fraser is a digital artist and illustrator with over 20 years of experience in the creative industry. Known for blending a variety of skills, including film and motion, he believes in confronting current social, political, and cultural realities with an imaginative yet critical lens, using his art as a tool for change. We asked Vince about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Hayao Miyazaki: Preserving Hand-Drawn Style While Evolving with Technology
Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary co-founder of Studio Ghibli, has long championed the art of hand-drawn animation, believing that true storytelling lies in the human touch. While CGI and AI-generated animation are transforming the industry, Miyazaki remains a staunch advocate for traditional techniques, however, as technology evolves, Ghibli tries to strike a delicate balance between innovation and authenticity.
10 Digital Artists: The Art of Animation
Animation is the art of bringing still images to life, creating the illusion of movement through a series of frames. These frames, whether hand-drawn, digitally created, or crafted with models, are carefully sequenced to tell stories and capture emotions. In this article, we’re celebrating ten talented digital artists who are redefining the art of animation.
Artist Interview: Francesco Seren Rosso
Francesco Seren Rosso is a self-taught artist from Italy whose work blends digital glitches with the beauty of nature. His art often features landscapes where the natural and technological collide, revealing the unexpected beauty in imperfection and decay. Francesco experiments with glitch aesthetics, intentionally degrading digital files to uncover meaning in loss, and incorporates collage techniques to layer textures and materials into striking compositions. We asked Francesco about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Paul Reardon
Paul Reardon is a UK-based designer, director, and visual artist working at the crossroads of digital art, design, film, and technology. He is the founder of Altered State Editions, a creative space for producing limited-edition digital art prints through experimentation and play. We asked Paul about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Michael J. Masucci
Michael J. Masucci has been at the forefront of digital art for over 40 years, blending creativity with advocacy to help digital art gain recognition in contemporary spaces. A founding member of EZTV and the CyberSpace Gallery, one of the world’s first galleries dedicated to digital art, Masucci has been a pioneer in integrating art and technology. His work celebrates the coexistence of past and present, often mixing vintage tools with cutting-edge techniques to honor where digital art began while exploring where it can go. We asked Michael about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Martin Došek
Martin Došek, based in Pardubice, Czech Republic, has been creating collages for over 35 years. His collages reflect the complexity of life, focusing on themes like love, connection, and our need to explore and understand the world. Each piece is layered and detailed, capturing emotions and moments that can’t always be put into words. We asked Martin about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Joe Giunta
Joe Giunta is a seasoned graphic artist, illustrator, and educator with a career spanning decades. Joe explores ways to infuse the energy and spontaneity of traditional art into the digital medium. His love for cartoons has been a constant throughout his career, inspired by the gag cartoons and comic strips he admired growing up. Over time, his style evolved into a unique blend influenced by his heroes from Mad Magazine, The New Yorker, and the Saturday Evening Post — with humor that continues to develop and delight audiences. We asked Joe about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: SURVIVETHETRAP
SURVIVETHETRAP is a seasoned art director with 15 years of experience creating impactful designs. Based in Orlando, Florida, he has worked with high-profile clients to deliver quality graphic design that transforms brands. His mission is simple: to create art that makes people stop, feel, and connect — even if they can’t put it into words. We asked SURVIVETHETRAP about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Annie Lok
Annie Lok is an Australian collage artist who merges traditional cut-and-paste techniques with digital technology to create thought-provoking works that explore identity, culture, and social issues. Drawing from personal and found photographic imagery, her practice reflects her fascination with art as a tool for criticism and change — a way to capture snapshots of identity and culture in tangible, lasting forms. We asked Annie about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Ryn Clarke
Ryn is a Cleveland-based visual artist, photographer, and educator who finds inspiration in the beauty of nature. Using both iPhone and digital SLR cameras, she explores a variety of photographic techniques, from composite photography to photopolymer gravure, encaustic art, and hand-colored prints. Ryn’s art practice is rooted in bringing together traditional and modern processes, allowing her to get creative while honoring the rich history of her craft. We asked Ryn about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Poetry in the Digital Age
Poetry in the digital age brings together the analog and digital worlds of text, incorporating poetic expression into various artistic media and bringing it out of the ordinary. Through the use of digital tools and platforms, poets and artists alike are transforming the genre, disrupting the linearity of text to create meaningful spaces where the poetic emerges in new and unexpected ways. Here is 10 of the best artists who are making waves in the world of poetry in the digital age.
Artist Interview: JJ
Jie Jian (JJ) is a Brooklyn-based artist, graphic designer, and type designer whose work explores racial and gender issues, particularly focusing on Asian female representations in the U.S. She also reflects on the present through the lens of nostalgic childhood experiences. Her projects are often bilingual, designed to bridge communication between Western and Eastern audiences. We asked JJ about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Audrey Chou
Yi-Han (Audrey) Chou is a dancer, researcher, and multimedia artist from Taipei, now based in New York City since 2018. Audrey’s work revolves around storytelling through movement, exploring the connections between embodiment, cultural identity, and diversity. We asked Audrey about her art, creative process, and inspirations.