The Southern Arizona arts journal from Arizona Public Media, explores how the digital age has changed the lives and the work of four artists. Jack Dykinga, well known for his large format landscapes, says the divisive debate on film versus digital finally seems to be ending. Next, Dr. Michael Marcellin is a major contributor to the development of the JPEG2000 format, the emerging second-generation standard for image compression of digital cinema photography. All digital filmmaker Pearry Reginald Teo is the first Singaporean movie director to make a Hollywood film, which would not have been possible without the use of digital technology. Illustrator and designer Paul Mirocha illustrates and designs books without using a brush or pencil stroke; how the digital revolution has changed his art. Lastly, renowned poet David Ray presents a visual poem about digital technology and its affect on the literary world, especially the publication.
