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ozgirl512 · 31-35, F
I'm not an artist, and I use vector graphics mainly for technical drawings... But at can be expressed in any medium I think
ozgirl512 · 31-35, F
@Yulianna take a simple drawing of a circle... In normal bit mapped graphics ( these are the normal kinds, photos fur example) each part of that circle must have information and is own spot or pixel... Two disadvantages here... The first is the file size is big, the second is that the image can only be enlarged to a certain size before it starts looking bad.
With vector graphics there is only a few bits of information... One is is a circle, the second is where it's centre is located, the third is it's radius and the fourth is the fill colour.... And the great advantage is you can enlarge it as much as you want and it still looks great!
More difficult to use at first... But great once you get the hang of it
With vector graphics there is only a few bits of information... One is is a circle, the second is where it's centre is located, the third is it's radius and the fourth is the fill colour.... And the great advantage is you can enlarge it as much as you want and it still looks great!
More difficult to use at first... But great once you get the hang of it
Yulianna · 26-30, F
@ozgirl512 🤗😄 it's funny, i think i am quite smart then i see something like that and realise i can be total dummy!
i have allocated some time at weekend to investigate - not to become expert but just to understand a bit of what you do. so thank you, you know i love to learn new stuff.
i have allocated some time at weekend to investigate - not to become expert but just to understand a bit of what you do. so thank you, you know i love to learn new stuff.