Two newer categories in Quilts: A World of Beauty were Computer-Aided Machine Embroidery and Digital Imagery. I haven't yet been bitten by the machine embroidery bug, but I really enjoyed the Digital Imagery category of quilts.
This is Isolation in the Cyber Age, made by Thelma McGough, Auckland, New Zealand.
![Isolation in the Cyber Age](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sNYZXC_Lr3G8Kcfe3zyld8djJ2CE6dO5oX_uxT9BJm012jrgh49Mc7PGyyw66jY2Pg7mVkLqF1iswroNTzMU1U-5auOmLxsJVZO6WksVD8OD2kjTKzP0nBoEHYIXsOsg=s0-d)
There were wonderful quilts that used printed images as discrete elements in their quilts, but I really loved the ones in which the artists used digital imagery in a more integral way.
This is the third place quilt in the category, Three Step, made by Peggy Brown, Nashville, Indiana.
![Three Step](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_s9YOBrJM0n4HCgRoPn3oj_Zq3SU7suPjpx1rLtTE7lBt1xVDBnCpsGnzqpKKP0CWm_Lvafa0T4mRklOIpV7sORPLCjM3H3WcPB_Diq2zUct-OAbojmCkQD8kFhmtNZBF4=s0-d)
And, for fun, check out this detail photo of
Get Pumped, made by Kim Ritter, Nassau Bay, Texas.
![Detail from Get Pumped](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u4dkwUASPpAfs6AxWGmFt3lv3Hncqab0oC7DL0BAjUB0kIefYDqZj3q-oUXds6TwbT41gyQlOsCaDH708eUM-UlbdKKd5s8pUoIgJ1yRNspBp2TUuQ2usJ9J5xNWxyCxo=s0-d)
All my photos from this category are tagged
Digital Imagery on Flickr.