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I would say yes, despite the fact that in our digital age, digital art is being promoted and is much more recognizable. However, traditional art is still valued because it requires more effort. Both forms of art require patience and different kinds of struggles to create. I won't say that traditional art is disappearing or that it is no longer being sold. Traditional art has its own value in the past and in the present. There is still a recognition that traditional art is valued and appreciated. So despite the fact that we are in a digital era, it doesn't mean that traditional art will disappear from the world.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I would say yes, despite of the thing that in our digital data, digital art is being promoted and is much recognizable. But in that thing too, traditional art is still valued because it’s a way more in terms of efforts both arts require patience and different kinds of struggles and things they have go through to make one. I won’t say that the traditional art is no disappear, it’s no more and it’s not being sold. The traditional art has its own value in the past and now in present. There is still the thing that the traditional art is being valued and still being appreciated. So despite of the thing that it’s a digital age era, it doesn’t make the traditional ads disappear from the world.
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