Free software for illustrators or digital artists that are just starting out.

(Artwork description: I made this in adobe draw and used an overlay on top of it -- Read the post for more info)

If you are an artist exploring the world of digital art for the first time, your first venture would be to find out software that is compatible with your style of art or easy to use. Most praised software you will see are paid but there are so many more that give almost the same freedom and tools for free which is a win-win. Following are listed mobile or desktop software that you can try out for free.

Long Exposure Photographs

Long exposure photographs are art. Legit art. So producing those does take quite a lot of skills but fear not! It's more fun-ish than hellish. Buut before that you might want to check out the article on basics here (Beginner Alert).

3 cruicial lessons every photography beginner needs

I've been exploring the world of photography since three years and to tell you the truth - there is no more beautiful thing than capturing any object of attraction with absolute perfection. Photography is magical...buutt it takes several trial and error to master the art. It's always good to consult someone who has an exposure in this field as a head start -- it helps you avoid mistakes you wish you had.

LESSON NO#1 - Always Shoot RAW

This is exclusively for the lot that is going to take photography very seriously and is not going to restrict it's value to better facebook displays - for the later lot, I would recommend JPEG.

▪So what exactly is RAW and JPEG?

You see, our photographs have a certain file type aka format. A DSLR allows you to take your photo in either RAW or JPEG(high or low) or JPEG+RAW (basically two files, simultaneously).