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Weekly Vector Inspiration #50
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2 Jan 2010
This post is part of a weekly series showcasing inspirational vector art. Although the series showcases vector art, some work might just be vector inspired, not created completely with vector art. If you have any art suggestions, feel free to comment! For more vector art inspiration, check out the Vectips Flickr Group.
cider farm by Florian NICOLLE
Christmas Illustration by Agent Illustrateur
Pimp my buss! by Konstantin Shalev
Happy Holidays 2009 by Charlene Chua
Daily Drop Cap
Firmorama
Firmorama
Rock Art Los Sicks by Eduardo López
Pool by Mila Andr
Stick Figures In Peril by Brandt Botes
Guitar Lesson by Max Dalton
melongray
monsters go go by jonathan ball
Veikkaaja Sports Magazine: The cemetery
Gluttony by Juliano Vieira
AVEA Calendar by Basar Bellisan
We are All Stars by Antonis Theodorakis
Merry Christmas! by Chobopop
fuzzy phig by phig
hello futur by designprimitive
charming illusion. by your-despair
Poznayko magazine illustration by Natalya Gaida
Simple isometric wirefame by singpentinkhappy madman
Season Greetings by Sascha Preuss
Feliz Navidad 2009 by Daniel Tur
sebastien CUYPERS
Mouscacho 2010 Calendars by Jasho Salazar
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3 Responses to Weekly Vector Inspiration #50
jdlx_2
February 15th, 2010 at 5:55 pm
Easiest answer you can't. JASC Paint Shop Pro is not designed to make vector images. Adobe Photoshop has limited capabilites for vector artwork, but is mainly for raster images. Raster images are simply pixels. They do not print as well or as crisp as a vector image. Vector images use points, lines, and curves to make images. Vector images can be blown up to large sizes with no pixelation of the image.
To make vector images the preferred programs are Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. Some artists even use Macromedia Flash to make vector images.
The following link has some decent tutorials for Illustrator.
http://www.graphics-world.com/Illustrator/Drawing/10
Heather W
March 24th, 2010 at 10:22 pm
FOREVER
Eechhutti
March 29th, 2010 at 8:27 am
Adobe permits you free download of its software, but they are only trial ware and therefore the program will get locked after the trial period.