Vol. 1 No. 13 (2027): Digitized Art and Creative Design (Research & Review)

Digitized Art and Creative Design (Research & Review) publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarly work that advances theoretical understanding, methodological development, and critical analysis of digital art, design systems, and computational creativity. This issue operates under a subscription-based model and is dedicated exclusively to research articles and systematic review studies.

The issue examines how digital technologies are transforming artistic production, design methodologies, multimedia systems, and creative industries. It focuses on computational design, AI-assisted creativity, immersive media systems, and data-driven creative workflows, with an emphasis on analytical depth, theoretical contribution, and reproducible research outcomes.

Submissions are expected to present original research findings, systematic reviews, or comprehensive analytical studies supported by rigorous methodology, validated datasets, design experiments, computational models, or structured theoretical frameworks. Emphasis is placed on scholarly rigor, methodological transparency, creative analysis, and reproducibility where applicable.

Key thematic areas include:

• Digital Art and Computational Creativity Research: generative art systems, algorithmic design models, visual computing, and creative AI frameworks

• Architecture and Digital Design Theory: parametric modelling research, computational architecture, simulation-based design studies, and digital fabrication theory

• Multimedia and Creative Systems Analysis: motion graphics systems, animation pipelines, interactive media theory, and digital production methodologies

• Music Technology and Computational Audio Research: algorithmic composition, digital sound synthesis, spatial audio systems, and AI-driven music systems

• Immersive Media and XR Research: VR/AR/MR systems, immersive interaction models, spatial computing, and experiential design studies

• Artificial Intelligence in Creative Industries: machine learning for design automation, generative AI systems, creative intelligence models, and human–AI collaboration research

• Cultural and Creative Systems Studies: digital culture, media theory, creative economy analysis, and socio-technical impacts of digital creativity

All submissions undergo a rigorous double-layer peer-review process combining expert human evaluation with AI-assisted assessment. This ensures methodological rigor, analytical consistency, originality, and reproducibility of findings. Authors are required to provide sufficient detail in methods, datasets, design frameworks, or analytical models to support scholarly validation and interpretation.

This issue is subscription-based and is intended for researchers, academics, designers, and advanced practitioners seeking authoritative studies and critical reviews in digital art and creative design. It provides a platform for high-impact research that advances theoretical and applied understanding of computational creativity and digital design systems.