Fusion of Digital Printmaking and Traditional Printmaking Using Edge Computing Optimization Model

Abstract

With the development of the digital age, the hardware equipment and system software of digital painting are becoming more and more popular, and the penetration of digital technology in the field of printmaking is getting deeper and deeper. However, traditional skills are gradually being eroded under the pressure of a homogeneous and efficient modern digital society. This paper aims to use the edge computing optimization model to provide a new path for the integration of digital prints and traditional prints. While retaining the exquisite skills of traditional printmaking, it also uses modern digital technology to make digital printmaking more alive. Based on this, this paper focuses on analyzing the optimization model of edge computing, and it optimizes the upload and downlink transmission for the creation of digital prints. Through experiments, it is found that the system energy consumption of the initialization scheme does not change with the change of T, while the system performance of the MEC optimization scheme has been improved, and the improvement range is between 80% and 100%. As T grows, the optimization of the task assignment variable L u will improve the overall system performance.

The role of digital technology in integrating Chinese elements into contemporary printmaking

“…Many modern printmakers have widely embraced incorporating digital technology into the traditional art of printmaking (Zhang et al, 2022b). They use innovative tools such as scanners, printers, and design software to enrich their creative process.…”

“…The role of printmaking in facilitating crosscultural understanding is increasingly recognized, as it merges diverse cultural elements and traditions, creating a platform for mutual learning and empathy. Art, particularly printmaking, provides a unique space for people from different backgrounds to engage with and appreciate each other's values and histories, as highlighted by Zhang et al (2022b). The integration of Chinese elements in modern printmaking, enhanced by digital technology, offers a vivid example of how art transcends cultural barriers and fosters global exchange, as noted by Boboc et al (2022).…”