Screen Saver Captures Creation of Original ArtworkFremont, Ca. - March 7, 2007 - Drawing Hand Creations will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its innovative graphics software program, the Drawing Hand Screen Saver.
“There is no other product like this on the market,” says company founder Jeff Newman. “It’s a lot of fun and it’s very educational. We get letters all the time from customers saying that they use the program to learn how to draw. It’s like we are inspiring a whole new generation of artists and that’s a great feeling.”
According to Newman, people are fascinated by the way the program works. Every line, stroke and color used to create the final drawing are digitally recorded and captured in a single file. The Drawing Hand Screen Saver then reads the file and replays the drawing as a screen saver. “It’s like watching a real artist paint on your screen,” says Newman.
Art Studio, another software program developed and offered by Drawing Hand Creations, is the program that makes the file capture possible. According to Newman, many customers combine the Screen Saver with Art Studio. They first create their own, personal drawing with Art Studio and then the Drawing Hand Screen Saver replays the drawing as a screen saver.
The Drawing Hand Screen Saver offers over 200 original drawings and new ones are added to the gallery every month. Customers can download as many of these as they wish.
“We’re very pleased with the way the public has reacted to our products”, says Newman. “After ten years, it feels great to know that we offer something that’s fun and useful. Kids, adults - even businesses are using the software to relax and to learn the fundamentals of drawing.”
In addition to the Drawing Hand Screen Saver and the Art Studio, Drawing Hand Creations also offers the Sketch Studio, a computer drawing program designed specifically for children.
Availability & System RequirementsThe Drawing Hand Screen Saver requires Windows 98/ME/NT 4.0/2000/XP/Vista and sells for $24.95. This is a one-time fee for all of the current and future drawings. The program is available for purchase at
http://www.DrawingHand.com . A trial version can also be downloaded from this location.
Note to editors: Review copies are available upon request.
Screenshot: http://www.drawinghand.com/screenshots/HowToDraw_640.jpg About the CompanyBased in Fremont, California, Drawing Hand Creations has been creating art related software for over ten years. For more information regarding Drawing Hand Creations, visit the company's site at
http://www.DrawingHand.com .
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