Art Studio was a popular bitmap graphics editor for home computers like Commodore 64. It was originally created in 1985 by Oxford Computer Publishing.
ART STUDIO is built upon the ‘windows – icons – mouse -pointing device’ concepts as pioneered by Xerox at Palo Alto and popularised by Apple with the Lisa and Macintosh computers.
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ART STUDIO will accept input commands to move the cursor and select options from four different sources: the keyboard, a joystick, a mouse or a Koalapad.
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