Computer graphics is a multidisciplinary domain that combines art, computer science, and mathematics to create visual images and animations. It incorporates various techniques such as rendering, modeling, texturing, and shading to produce images that can be used in video games, simulations, movies, and graphical user interfaces. Computer graphics can be divided into two main types: raster graphics, which use pixel-based images, and vector graphics, which use mathematical formulas to represent images. The field is continuously evolving with advances in hardware and software, contributing to more realistic and immersive visual experiences.