MirrorArt! is a drawing program for the child in all of us.
Edit By BS Editor: MirrorArt is meant to allow anyone, regardless of their artistic ability, to Create beautiful drawings in seconds. More importantly it is meant to serve as a teaching tool to introduce children or anyone to basic computer skills such as working with the mouse or keyboard.

MirrorArt! is a drawing program for the child in all of us. I wrote it in 2001 when my daughter was only two years old as a way to teach the basic skills of using a computer through the beauty of art. Enjoying a career as a adult computer instructor and software engineer, I wanted to pass what I had learned and taught as early as I could to my daughter and her friends. Now some seven years after the original release, Ive updated MirrorArt! for a fresh set of children, young and old, to enjoy.

MirrorArt!, in addition to allowing children to create beautiful drawings, teaches these computer skills:

* Use of a computer mouse.
* Use of a computer mouses left, right and Middle buttons.
* Use of a keyboard.
* Navigation of common windows dialog boxes (printer selection, loading and saving of files, color selection)

The other objective of MirrorArt! is to allow someone, no matter what their artistic experience is, to create beautiful drawings in seconds. The Secret behind MirrorArt! is its ability to mirror the mouse strokes of the artist. This allows drawings of beautiful symmetry. MirrorArt! also provides a dozen shapes plus line mode that can be used for a drawing. Another feature that adds to MirrorArts beauty is Gradient mode which creates beautiful rainbow effects. By changing the numbers underneath the Gradient selection bar you can adjust the way the colors change from one to the next. The last feature of MirrorArt! that makes it special, is the fill mode that allows you to point at a part of your picture and fill parts Between the lines. The logo at the top of this screen is an example of how the Fill mode can be used with MirrorArt! you can free download MirrorArt 2.0 now.