Computer art refers to artwork created using digital technology, often involving software programs that allow artists to manipulate images, create animations, or design graphics. This form of art can include various styles, such as digital painting, 3D modeling, and generative art, where algorithms are used to produce unique visual pieces. The rise of computers and software has transformed traditional art practices, enabling artists to explore new techniques and mediums. Notable tools in computer art include Adobe Photoshop for image editing and Blender for 3D modeling, which have become essential for many contemporary artists.