My first vector graphics o3o

[Baku]

I don't know why I haven't tried Vectorial before, it's awesome and so many things that I did in photoshop could've been done much faster, easier, and better in Illustrator.

Neways, here's me sharing my first few works I did today in Illustrator, they are meaningless and were done for practice:

Random Stuff:

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/vectorstuff-1.png



http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/vectorgraph.png

Background:
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/vectorground.png

LULNINJAS!
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/ninjariken.png



Hate/Love Comments below:

[Kazuni]

That looks coolio.

8D

[Hitaki]

Looks awesome. Better than anything I could whip up as I am now :V

[RicochetOrange]

NINJA!

[Phunkie]

THIS

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/vectorgraph.png

[Taycat]

So does that mean if I zoomed in they wouldn't be pixely?

No they aren't EXACTLY a vector, but whatever the graphics community says they are....

[Osayidan]

I suggest you check out Inkscape.
It's liek illustrator, but free, and it has a feature to scan and transform non-vector images into vectorized versions. It's not 100% accurate but it looks pretty darn good D: Kind of cartoonifies real life photos, and then you can scale them however you need. Requires good hardware though.

[Baku]

So does that mean if I zoomed in they wouldn't be pixely?

No they aren't EXACTLY a vector, but whatever the graphics community says they are....

They were done in vectorial editor, which is why they are vectorial graphics. But a browser only reads pixels (png/jpg/bmp/gif/ whatelse?). So these formats are obviously pixels.


I suggest you check out Inkscape.
It's liek illustrator, but free, and it has a feature to scan and transform non-vector images into vectorized versions. It's not 100% accurate but it looks pretty darn good D: Kind of cartoonifies real life photos, and then you can scale them however you need. Requires good hardware though.

owo I guess I'll check it out.

[Osayidan]

So does that mean if I zoomed in they wouldn't be pixely?

No they aren't EXACTLY a vector, but whatever the graphics community says they are....

In illustrator you can zoom in to them 1600% and see no pixels, but obviously to properly distribute them you need to save them in standard formats. You can scale it to whatever size you need, save it, and distribute it at that size and if people view it at 100% zoom they see no pixels.

We now have .svg though, firefox/chrome supports it, dunno about IE. It's for having vector art in browsers.

[Baku]

So does that mean if I zoomed in they wouldn't be pixely?Here, the second one zoomed on the bottom right corner:
300% and 2500%
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/vectorgraphzoom.png

[Isharo1]

/Insert hate comment
Nah its good stuff :3

[Osayidan]

My version is outdated :(
I can only zoom to 1600%

[Baku]

My version is outdated :(
I can only zoom to 1600%
haha XD
6400% is the max on CS5 o3o.

[Byte]

Hehe, Illustrator is very fun to use. It's hard when you're first learning things though, great tool to use with Photoshop.

I love the ninjas :2thumb:

[Baku]

A couple more thingies I did yesterday o3o

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/underwater.png

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/grassylustration.png

[Phunkie]

UNDA THE SEA

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/letixferrance/Vector%20Stuff/underwater.png