Alizee Vector

[HibyPrime]

Originally Posted by riva2model64

neither have I patton

I making an Alizée shirt, but I a feared to post it here
cause the more experienced ones will point and laugh at me

No we wont, we were all at that point once.

[NANAKI]

Originally Posted by HibyPrime

No we wont, we were all at that point once.

yeah put up a picture we want to see and if Patton gives you trouble than we'll deal with it

[General Patton]

Originally Posted by NANAKI

yeah put up a picture we want to see and if Patton gives you trouble than we'll deal with it

LOL
What are you going to do to me Nanaki??

[NANAKI]

Originally Posted by General Patton

LOL
What are you going to do to me Nanaki??

depends on what you do

[General Patton]

Originally Posted by NANAKI

depends on what you do

LOL!
Ok...I am soooooo scaried...

[marik]

Originally Posted by Twitch

Don't be so negative, you're quite good at it. If you're looking to create something closer to a photograph try using the Mesh radient tool, here's a link with examples.
http://basangpanaginip.blogspot.com/...ector-art.html

And for those who care vector based images are a saved as a set mathematically determined shapes (coordinates and vectors) which are generated by the computer when opened. Scaling doesn't affect quality because they are defined by mathematical equations which need only to be modified (to enlarge the distance between coordinates is increased). Also vector based graphics do not support photographic images, although talented people can get quite close.

Raster images (JPEG, BMP, etc...) are based on a matrix of pixels. Higher quality means more pixels for each section of the matrix and larger files. Scaling affects quality because the computer can only guess at what pixels should be where in the matrix so when increasing file size quality is sacrificed for size, and generally not recommended.

hey that link was a Filipino site! cool!