learned how to vector...
- Thread starter Mr.SelfDestruct
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very nice...
i've personally never learned how to vector, but if i did, im sure i could get some crazy ass toons going on...
i've personally never learned how to vector, but if i did, im sure i could get some crazy ass toons going on...
its so simple. hahah
use the pen tool to draw a line around where you want to color(you have to do each color/shade/setion individually), after you outline the area, it'll be one solid color. then open to color swatch thingy, and use the area under your pen outline(automatically saved as a 'shape' layer) for a sample color, and voila, you have a section. then repeat x1000000000000000000 and youve got a vectored picture hahah.
use the pen tool to draw a line around where you want to color(you have to do each color/shade/setion individually), after you outline the area, it'll be one solid color. then open to color swatch thingy, and use the area under your pen outline(automatically saved as a 'shape' layer) for a sample color, and voila, you have a section. then repeat x1000000000000000000 and youve got a vectored picture hahah.
thats not really a vector based image though. a vector image is one that scales without any kind of distortion.
what you have done is simulated what a vector rendered image would look like, but it is not in fact a vector mapped image.
they are also stored in a different format, you can convert them to jpg or gif or what have you but the image no longer is a vector image any longer.
what you have done is simulated what a vector rendered image would look like, but it is not in fact a vector mapped image.
they are also stored in a different format, you can convert them to jpg or gif or what have you but the image no longer is a vector image any longer.
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here you go, wikipedia has a great explanation of vector images.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics