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This collection of work by Cuban artist Angel Bolign is a blend of beautifully illustrated stories filled with a touch of melancholy. The strong

Last week was Digital Citizenship Week, so it seemed like the perfect time to get students thinking about what it means to be a good ...

Art is often a mirror, reflecting the social issues and problems of the day. With the rise of ubiquitous Internet, smart phones, and other Internet enabled devices, being online all the time is not only possible, it's the de facto state for many. This list of satirical illustrations highlight some of the biggest problems with technology addiction. Which one has the strongest message? Vote on your favorite, or if we've missed an image that you think should be in this list, upload it below!

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The love we get from "likes"—is it love? In some ways it is. Just raising the question. Beautifully printed on a 13"X19" sheet of archival Hahnemuhle paper

A satire website recently received a warning to stop publishing fake news from Facebook after the social network deemed its joke article about CNN purchasing an industrial news spinning machine too misleading for the reading public.

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Art is often a mirror, reflecting the social issues and problems of the day. With the rise of ubiquitous Internet, smart phones, and other Internet enabled devices, being online all the time is not only possible, it's the de facto state for many. This list of satirical illustrations highlight some of the biggest problems with technology addiction. Which one has the strongest message? Vote on your favorite, or if we've missed an image that you think should be in this list, upload it below!

A Dose of Digital Art for Creatives. This is a mixed collection of digital artworks.