Computer Art using free online software (3)
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Today I have chosen some very simple themes and with a few tries you can produce something similar. I've also included some which are rather more difficult. the important thing if you want to is to try and others may just simply want to enjoy the view.
The hub is about the art and from that perspective the content is rich bearing in mind that it is much easier to string words together than it is to produce this art.
So I become a woman of few words to present it.
I hope you enjoy the colours, the shapes, the themes and the variations.
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Russell-D, what a wonderful comment you have left me, some things are worth more than all the money in the world.
I probably missed your experimental stage.
Superstuff, Katyzzz,
I've tried the same, and the results aren't nearly as good.
You've got the touch.
jgronseth, I've been doing it for along time, enjoy yours as a hobby unless you want to keep practising.
Thankyou for your lovely comment.
Enjoyed all the slides and colours. It is something I haven't tried and I don't know how easy or difficult it is to do, but as an observer I enjoyed the colours. Thanks
Nice to see you again, Corinne, it's not difficult to do but difficult to get started, then suddenly "it clicks" but often it is hard to come up with new ideas and inspiration.
I'm pleased you liked the colours, colours are really a matter of individual choice as I came to know.
You continue to amaze with your little masterpieces. Thank you for the fine gallery.
Thank you so much, James, and it's lovely to see such a nice person again.
Amazing! I always love to explore online. I am searching for a program that I can draw with my mouse, but have not found one that works for me. Any suggestion? Thanks for the hub!
Have you tried MS Paint, comes free with accessories with Microsoft software.
Either that or Paint.NET should work but it requires some practice, you do use the mouse with them plus the computer tools provided. Otherwise I'm afraid I do not have any suggestions. Good luck.
I think I have MS Paint but it is hard to control the mouse. It does not turn out like a pen drawing. Thanks for the tips though. I will download Paint.net and try it.
It's not the mouse tim-tim it's the pens and pencils, you do need a lot of practice, then suddenly you'll start to get what you want.
I don't draw with or without a computer.
Russell-D says:
3 weeks ago
katyzzz -- you remind me of 30 years ago when we were all experimenting with CGI and everything was new and "AHHH". What you've managed to do is to in your own way, bring back the "AHHH". Good for you and stay with it. There should be some way to commercialize your exposure for exhibition or to attract potential buyers to a product. That would allow the world to become acquainted with your work and potentially you being recompensed for your creativity. Good luck. David Russell