This article explores how intellectual property rights in the digital art world affect artists and art education. It discusses the rights creators have over their work, like reproducing and displaying it, and how these rights are evolving in the digital age. The study emphasizes the importance of understanding intellectual property rights in art education to help students appreciate and respect the rights of artists. It also highlights the need for policies that balance creators' exclusive rights with the freedom to create derivative works. Understanding these rights can help artists and students navigate the digital media landscape and protect their creations.