Export Graphics to Image, ByteStream or Pixelstream

Hi everyone,
how can I export a Graphics to an Image, a Bytestream or Pixelstream. The Graphic is only Black and White.
My problem is that I have a Graphics were user can sign with here name, now I need to convert this graphic to one of the above mentioned streams, so that I can put this with some extra informations in a SMS.
hope I explained it clearly.

use google to search for the bitmapexporter class.

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