Windows 10: Making pictures

I am old and not a computer person. I apologize in advance if this is the wrong place to ask this question.

I have written a story and wish to make a children's book out of it, with pictures.

I saw a television commercial (I think it was a Windows 10 commercial?) where a person is drawing a shark, and rotating it around. It got me wondering if the person drew the shark from scratch (i.e. the person was already an artist, and technology was merely helping them), or if technology has gotten to the point where a person with limited or no artistic skills, but with a vision in their head, can get their vision on screen with the aid of the computer (i.e. the user can "tweak" or personalize open source material, making it their own).

I hope that question makes sense. If technology (Windows 10?) can do the latter, then I might be tempted to illustrate my book instead of outsourcing it. If so, how simple is it? Do I have to write code, or program or get involved in some "old dog, new tricks" thing, or is it mouse work, drag and drop, color, shrink/expand/rotate kind of thing that is easy to pick up?

Thanks in advance for any insight.

:)

 

AppleMobileDeviceService.exe consuming processor

The command is safe to use. Whether or not it fixes the issue you are having, no idea.

 

AppleMobileDeviceService.exe consuming processor

I am having a problem with the recent update and new fresh install of iTunes on the dell lattidue D630 running XP SP3. after the itunes update the processor was consumed anywhere from 50% to 100% by AppleMobileDeviceService.exe , uninstalled iTume and all
apple software including quicktime and bonjour. reinstalled iTume 10.5 and same condition. have to stop process to use pc. Apple direct support had no solution although they pointed me to their forum where it was suggested to run the command from command
promt : netsh winsock reset

I want to see if anyone else is experiencing same issue and also if that command is safe to try before I try to run it.

 

If you have the latest version of Windows 10, the Fall Creators Update (version 1709) then that comes with a Microsoft app called Paint 3D. That's almost certainly what you saw being advertised. Read about Paint 3D here.

Introducing 3D for everyone in Windows 10

 

Thank you very much. I started reading that link and it appears to be the education I was looking for. I don't have Windows 10 but was thinking of getting it. This will help me decide. Thanks again!

 

Glad to have helped point you to something you feel could be of use.