Sakina Alsadah, a digital artist known as Sako, explains why the idea that digital art is less valuable or 'real' than traditional art is nonsense.

Digital art is often unfairly judged as 'not real art' due to its departure from traditional mediums, but this fails to recognize its distinctive qualities, innovative potential, significant artistic value, and practical time-saving benefits.

Sakina Alsadah, known as Sako, is a digital artist and content creator. She had drawn, written stories, and observed many artists growing up until she transitioned to digital art in 2011.

Now Sako creates comics, illustrations, and montage videos using technology, believing in her vision and inspiring and influencing others.

On her YouTube channel, Sako SHS, she offers thoughts and solutions on digital art and its creation to help more people understand the medium and to help her fellow artists to level up.