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A pensioner creates masterpieces in Paint (PHOTO)
A few years ago, a Spanish pensioner from Valencia, Concha Garcia Saera, mastered the graphic editor Paint. She began to create real masterpieces.
A pensioner creates masterpieces in Paint, having only basic knowledge of using a graphical editor. But this did not stop her from eventually starting to spread the work on social networks.
The graphic editor Paint allows Concha Garcia Saere to create meditative landscapes that impress with a general attention to detail, ZAGGE reports.
Before the woman became known to Paint and its functions, she used traditional materials. She was engaged in oil painting, but the smell of paint prevented her from doing this within her home. Later, the children gave Conch Garcia Saer a computer and she discovered a graphic editor.
Now she uses the mouse to create idyllic outdoor scenes, drawing inspiration from beautiful images of postcards. It takes two weeks or more to create one job.
The raster graphics editor Paint, which is part of the Windows operating system, appeared more than three decades ago. The program turned out to be so simple and intuitive that it does not cease to lose its relevance in new versions of Windows.
A pensioner creates masterpieces in Paint, having only basic knowledge of using a graphical editor. But this did not stop her from eventually starting to spread the work on social networks.
The graphic editor Paint allows Concha Garcia Saere to create meditative landscapes that impress with a general attention to detail, ZAGGE reports.
Before the woman became known to Paint and its functions, she used traditional materials. She was engaged in oil painting, but the smell of paint prevented her from doing this within her home. Later, the children gave Conch Garcia Saer a computer and she discovered a graphic editor.
Now she uses the mouse to create idyllic outdoor scenes, drawing inspiration from beautiful images of postcards. It takes two weeks or more to create one job.
The raster graphics editor Paint, which is part of the Windows operating system, appeared more than three decades ago. The program turned out to be so simple and intuitive that it does not cease to lose its relevance in new versions of Windows.