Class-6 Computer Chapter- 6 Introduction to Krita

 Chapter 6: Introduction to Krita

Checkpoint (Pg. 86)

Fill in the blanks.

1. draw

2. 2005

3. Toolbar

4. Start

5. Canvas

Checkpoint (Pg. 90)

Give one-word answers for the following.

1. Pixels

2. Paths

3. Raster

4. Rectangle Select

Exercises (Pgs. 93-96)

A. Tick (✓) the correct answers.

1. b

2. b

3. c

4. b

5. b

B. Fill in the blanks.

1. open source

2. Linux

3. Status

4. quality

5. Freehand Selection

C. Write T for True and F for False.

1. F

2. T

3. F

4. T

5. T

A. Answer the following questions in short.

Q.1    What does means of Krita ? 

Ans:-    The name 'Krita' comes from swedish word 'Rita' which translates to draw.

Q.2    When was the first version launched ? 

Ans:-    The first public version of Krita was launched in 2004.

Q.3    Which is the smallest units of a digital image ?

Ans:-    Pixels are the smallest units of a digital image.

Q.4    What is Krita ?

Ans:-    Krita is an open source graphics editor that allows users to create and edit digital art.  

B. Answer the following questions in long.

Q.   1    Explain about Krita ? State any three features of Krita . 

Ans:-    Krita is a free and open-source graphics editor widely used for creating digital designs, editing photos, making illustrations, and digital paintings, making it a popular choice among artists and designers.

key features of Krita are as follows:

1.    It has a customizable, beginner-friendly layout with dockable panels.

2.    Allows simple animations to bring drawings to life.

3.    Includes color mixing tools for perfect shade creation.

Q.2    Describe three key tools available in Krita for selection .  

Ans:-     The three types of Selection Tools available in Krita are as follows:

Rectangular Selection tool: This tool is used to select an entire image or a specific rectangular area for retouching.

Elliptical Selection tool: This tool appears as an ellipse with a dashed border and is used to select an elliptical area of an image.

Polygonal Selection tool: This tool looks like a polygon with a dashed border and is used to create selections in a polygonal shape.

Q.3    Differential between the Crop tool and Smart Patch Tool . 

Ans:-    Crop Tool: The Crop tool is used to trim the edges of an image by selecting a portion to keep. The rest of the image outside the selection is removed.

Smart Patch Tool: The Smart Patch tool is used to remove unwanted objects from an image by filling the area with pixels that match the surrounding area. It is helpful for fixing image imperfections or removing distractions.

Q.4   Describe any three editing tools offered in Krita .

Ans:-     Image editing tools are designed to retouch and modify existing bitmap images and pictures to improve their quality. Krita provides a range of photo editing tools, including:

Crop Tool: The Crop tool allows you to choose a specific area of an image and eliminate the unwanted parts or everything outside that selection.

Gradient Tool: The Gradient tool is used to fill an area with a blend of colours in a specified pattern. It can also create a smooth transition between two or more colours.

Smart Patch Tool: The Smart Patch tool is used to remove unwanted objects from an image. With this tool, you can easily erase anything you want by simply drawing over it.