Your Sculpture as Virtual Public Art!

This video tutorial guides viewers on how to transform a small sculpture into a piece of digital public art using Google Drawing. It covers steps such as inserting images, removing backgrounds, adjusting and recoloring sculptures, and adding signatures and titles. The tutorial concludes with instructions on downloading and sharing the final artwork.

What is the primary tool used for creating digital public art in this tutorial?

• Microsoft Paint

• Google Drawing

• CorelDRAW

• Adobe Photoshop

What are the two main tasks you need to perform in Google Drawing?

• Create a 3D model and animate it

• Draw a sketch and color it

• Insert a photo of the destination and remove the background from the sculpture

• Insert a video and add music

Why is it important to resize images from the corner in Google Drawing?

• To increase brightness

• To avoid distortion

• To change the color

• To add a border

Which website is recommended for removing the background from a photograph?

• remove.bg

• erasebackground.net

• backgroundremover.com

• cutout.pro

What should you do after removing the background from your sculpture photo?

• Copy and paste it into Google Drawing

• Upload it to social media

• Print it

• Email it to a friend

How can you change the color of your sculpture in Google Drawing?

• By using the text tool

• By using the recolor option

• By using the eraser tool

• By using the crop tool

What should you add to your artwork to give yourself credit?

• A QR code

• A copyright symbol

• A sign with your name

• A watermark

What file format is suggested for downloading your completed artwork?

• PNG

• TIFF

• PDF

• JPEG

Where should you upload your completed artwork to share it?

• Google Drive

• OneDrive

• Padlet

• Dropbox

What additional information can you provide about your sculpture when sharing it?

• The time taken to create

• The cost of creation

• The location and title

• The materials used