Playing with MS Paint
April 27th 2007 05:17
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For those who are interested in experimenting and learning new things and challenging the mind by just having a go this exhibition is for you and for anyone else who simply wants to look and see. Think about things as you go and you'll help those neural connections.
Not too hard
Not so easy as it looks
Requires some concentration
Just keep trying
This one's a favourite: it would be hard to reproduce
This is tricky
I hope you realise that I am not trying to teach you, I am trying to encourage you to 'have a go' and to work things out for yourselves.
Nevertheless, I have put on instructions from others from time to time.
Keep trying!
I see from the stats some are interested in trying and playing and talking and experimenting and it's all good for the brain.
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Comment by Philip Sharp
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When I was working on my senior project at UCSD, I needed to use a lot of fancy software, but couldn't afford it and I refused to pirate it. So, a lot of my image manipulation was done in Paint.
Perhaps I'll gather some images and stick 'em in my blog.
So, uh, any of y'all over use Mario Paint?
Comment by katyzzz
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Glad it helped you over a difficult time, yes the assumption is always that students have heaps of money in their pocket to pay for all the things required.
I'm sure the resourcefulness you showed did heaps for your brain.
katyzzz....most of my current images are done with Paint.NET available free from the net as is MS Paint for anyone who doesn't have it.