TVAA Digital Exhibition, now it it's third year, has been a fantastic exhibition highlighting of a wide variety of styles and expressions being explored by digital artists. The images (right) reveal the complexity and variation in works submitted to the show in the past. James Dunn's "Wired" (top right) and Francy Renz's "Bits and Pieces"(top left) were both purely computer-generated . "Mid-life Centerfold" by Rich Morgan (lower image) was formed from scanned photographs. Other art submissions have included digital work with a painterly effect as well as manipulated scanned drawings.