"The artist chooses the media and the goal of every artist is to become fluent enough with the media to transcend it. At some point you pass from playing the piano to playing music."
                                                                   -- Larry Bolch, artist and philosopher

"Cyber art is digital art that is created exclusively for viewing, appreciation and experiencing on the Internet."
                                                            -- Pygoya (Dr. Rodney Chang), Cyber artist

"The digital artist creates 2D images totally in the computer virtual environment with the use of painting tools that emulate natural media styles...the end result is what matters,not the "Racial Purity" of the techniques used to create it... It is the consiousness of the artist's intention that serves to separate fine art from other forms... It is actually the quest,.. and your search that makes it "Fine Art" that your are doing. This quest should be never ending. Fine art is growth process"
                                                                                 -- W.J.Kosshall, A digital artist

"Digital art needs no defense. It's here, it's pervasive, it's succeeded in encouraging digital artists by the tens of thousands all over the world. It is the most popular art form ever. It should be taken for granted. It does not need the imprimatur of fine art critics, which will come anyway."
                            -- Don Archer, Curator, Museum of Computer Arts (MOCA.COM)

"Well over a decade of practice and experimentation in making digital art has brought to the scene artists possessing a fine degree of skill with imaging software. However, the critic or art lover refuse to seriously consider digital art simply because they don't know how it is made."

"Art is not about the tools used to make it; but in the organization of color, line, form, composition, rhythm and the interplay of all these in support of the subject matter or intent of the work itself. These are the basic and well established tenets of visual art and as fundamental to digital art work as to the cave paintings."

"For digital art to join in this time honored game, to become present in the world of Fine Arts, it must move beyond mimicry of traditional media and forge new visual ground… The strength and worth of a visual statement can be evaluated based on one's skill to manipulate line, composition, color, form, rhythm...plus an artist's sensitivity in selecting and manipulating a visual style along with the other tools used to create a particular work of Art."
                                                                            -- J.D. Jarvis, artist and art critic

"Within the digital creative matrix is a human consciousness that must utilize the traditional processes of understanding line, color theory and subject matter - its linear function is the same by definition as traditional processes and must be judged and valued accordingly."
                                                                --Steve Danzig, founder 'digitalart.com'

"It is my belief that a good fine artist will be attempting to do either one of two things through their art: communicate something through their art or work through an internal process… It is the consciousness of the artist's intention that serves to separate fine art from other forms. Digital fine art is only that which is entirely "made" using digital processes. It is actually the quest, the search … and your dedication to the search that makes it "fine art" that you are doing. This quest should be never ending… Digital replacement of natural media basically uses the computer to emulate various "conventional" artistic processes and materials. The results of such work are frequently indistinguishable from "the real thing". The actual process of creating the work is effectively similar, except that rather than brushes, a canvas and paints we use a monitor and software."
                                                                                -- Paula Barclay, Digital artist

Original work done without any use of a scanner is original computer art. Digitalized art as computer-aided art, what it is called, is not original art made with the computer when other images are used to produce the final image.
                                                                        -- Ansgard Thomson a digital artist

"The artistic quality is a unique combination of forms, colors, lines, design, rhythm and composition through which an artist gives shape to his/her visions. This quality is achievable in digital medium also. I believe, art is not in the medium or tools; it is in the mind and heart - if it there, it will show."
                                                                                                             -- Vijay Bhai