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This is what the Microsoft Paint Tools Palet looks like : ↑↑
There are many tools that people can use to create an artwork or any thing else.

Ellipse: This tool draws any types of circles or any other kind of circle. You can draw a normal circle or an oval or any other form of circle. You can draw the circle with just the line outside or with colours inside the circle. e.g. like the big round pink circle in the middle.
Rounded Rectangle,rectangle: Like the ellipse tool, you can draw different sizes of a rectangle.
You may fill the rectangles with white and colour outline or the whole rectangle to be filled with a colour and another type is the rectangle with just the colour outline.

Airbrush: this tool is almost the same as spray painting in real life. You choose your colour and then you just spray into whatever you want ... you can also choose between a little or big line to paint in.

Brush: The brush tool is exactly like a brush in real life ! You can draw lines or straight lines or any other form of straight lines !

Pencil: With the pencil, you can draw like you would with a pencil- the only function missing is the sketching tool !

text tool:The text tool is when you just type in any word you want, just like Microsoft word! You can choose different fonts, colours and sizes, italics or bold or underline... See? Just like i said, "just like Microsoft word" . (:


Eraser: This tool is very cool; you use this tool when you make a mistake you simply just rub it out! You can also choose from many sizes, from very small points to bit bigger ones.

Magnifier: This tool is very helpful in many ways, you can magnify your artwork and then add little details in you normally wouldn't be able to in full view. this also helps when you want to erase big parts, you can just simply magnify into it and so would your rubber be magnified.

Here are some artworks I have created using Microsoft Paint:



Digital Art, Real Art ?

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This is the maddest topic anyone can discuss about ! The topic of whether a artwork is real or not . For an example, when Marchel Dechamp created L.H.O.O.Q - is it an original or a copy, since then, there has not been a real answer about it. Now there is discussion on whether digital art is real art or just "cheating" .
In art, there are some important terms we must know in order to answer this question.
Appropriation: This is the use of borrowing other images and using it in the creation of something new and with a new meaning .

Copyright: Is a form of intellectual property which gives the creator of an original work exclusive rights for a certain time period in relation to that work, including its publication, distribution and adaptation; after which time the work is said to enter the public domain.

So, is digital art really art ? I believe it is. While others may believe that digital art is not even art because the computers do all the work ..
Well.... Digital Art is just the exact the same thing as doing art on a piece of paper, canvas or anything! Doing an artwork on the computer is the same as if you were drawing, planning, painting, writing, on any flat surface.
Other people believe that artwork created on the computer isn't real because the computer is doing all the work, that cannot be true because if we weren't there to control the mouse or type in the words or plan the artwork, or to even choose the tools supplied...HOW IN THE WORLD WOULD THERE AN ARTWORK TO ARGUE ABOUT ?!
So, unfortunately to all those people who don't believe digital art is real art... It's pretty clear that an artwork created on the computer is the exact same as one created on canvas or paper.

The best thing about Digital Art is that it can be really useful and convenient; for example, if you were to make a mistake, big or small you could just easily erase it. However, if you had done the same mistake on a piece of canvas, you would have to start all over again, try to erase it or do another design. Another good thing about digital art is that there are so much more tools already there on the program and you dont have to go out and purchase it yourself

Digital artistes must have certain skills to create a good artwork digitally, some skills they must process, is to be able to use and identify each tool carefully and skillfuly.

Some examples of Digital Art is as follows;











































Digital Media

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1. There are many forms of digital media surrounding us in everyday life.

*One, for example is a digital camera. Another example are cellphones . They also include, a compact disc, digital video, digital television, e-book, Internet, mini disc, video game and the world wide web.

2. The number system that digital data is based on is the Binary Number System. The digital data number system is 1 and 0.

3. A bit is a binary digit, taking a value of either 0 or 1. A bit is a binary digit, taking a value of either 0 or 1. A byte is is a basic unit of measurement of information storage in computer science.

4. The sampling rate, sample rate, or sampling frequency defines the number of samples per second (or per other unit) taken from a continuous signal to make a discrete signal.


analog signal; and resulting signal sign



5. Color depth or bit depth, is a computer graphics term describing the number of bits used to represent the color of a single pixel in a bitmapped image or video frame buffer. This concept is also known as bits per pixel (bpp), particularly when specified along with the number of bits used. Higher color depth gives a broader range of distinct colors.
1 bit













4 bits













8 bits



Can you see the difference now ?

6. ... i dont get question 6 ... sorry mr.lennon ... :(