The phrase "digital portrait" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a photographic representation of a person that has been created in a computer. For example, "We had the artist create a digital portrait of the whole family to hang in the living room."
It is a digital portrait of a young man as an avenging artist.
Both help make a great painting different from a photographic or digital portrait.
It invites entrants to create messages to form a digital portrait of life on Earth.
The software assembles an evolving digital portrait of each account, and its algorithms flag the accounts that merit an immediate sales call.
"THE EVOLUTION OF THE DIGITAL PORTRAIT" Nancy Burson, who helped develop the software that made composite-photograph portraits possible in the late nineteen-seventies, inspired this exhibition of much more sophisticated recent examples of computer-enhanced photography.
I would also compare Michael Craig-Martin's brilliant digital portrait of Zaha Hadid, in which the elements of her image slowly changes hue and tone in an ever-changing programme with no repetition, signalling her astonishing creativity.
In the past decade there have been giant watercolours, outsize landscapes, digital portraits and pictures made using lasers, photocopiers, collages and iPads.
The illusions got better when Ms. Burson teamed up with some computer programmers to make an aging program, which would stretch and warp digital portraits.
Those revealing digital portraits can be immensely useful to inspectors, who now hunt for criminal activity and security threats by searching and copying people's hard drives, cellphones and other electronic devices, which are sometimes held for weeks of analysis.
She has also been using the machine to help her create artwork that she calls "retina prints," impressionistic, digital portraits of the world as she sees it, superimposed on faint images of structures of the retina, her own and other people's.
Collectively, IoT devices have already started to paint detailed digital portraits of consumer lives — identity, interests and behaviors.
