Digital Painting and Creative Art · Digital Literacy

Tools and Palettes

Exploring different digital brushes, colors, and effects to understand how software tools mimic physical ones.

Key Questions

  1. 1How is painting on a screen different from painting on paper?
  2. 2Which digital tool is best for drawing a thin line versus a thick one?
  3. 3Why do we have an 'undo' button in digital art but not in real life?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

KS1: Computing - Information TechnologyKS1: Computing - Digital Literacy
Year: Year 1
Subject: Computing
Unit: Digital Painting and Creative Art
Period: Digital Literacy

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