Inspiration from many sources is an important aspect of many creative cultures since it represents aesthetic and philosophical ideals to gain ideas for artists. It mixes two distinct cultural worlds: the world of the inspiration culture and the world of the artist's culture. Because postmodern arts are built on the principle of (inspiration) from history, culture and literature, the artwork is always, in theory, a replicated work within the framework of (postmodern) culture. As one of the most essential reference sources for the artist, this research employs a process for re-create current creative way through inspiration methods. as Many artists have employed such projects, which contain several phases and strategies for duplicating or changing artwork inspired by a previously created work of art. This approach comprises three key stages: reference, presentation, and processing. According to the study, the history of graphic arts has seen significant conceptual alterations in the twenty-first century, which have offered new approaches and transformed the shape of artwork inspired by visual concerns. One of the most crucial of these developments is the interaction between graphic arts and technology, which is examined in the research through the offered experiment. This experiment has influenced the subjects of inspiration from the main literature source (inferno chapter), shape, and organization of the proposed creative production. In the researcher's endeavour, the computer-to-plate (CTP) technology was applied as an aesthetic experiment in the (Artist Book) project.