vectors, question..lol |
vectors, question..lol |
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so i just found out..youre not sposed to blur vectors..heh..i dont really get the definition of vectors..i always thought they were just colorized pics. so someone tell me the rules of vectors? for ex. not sposed to blur or anything. should the edges be smooth or can they be jaggedy? are you ONLY sposed to use the pen tool?? b/c i used lasso to outline some of mine b/c i still dont get the hang of the pen tool lol. i did a few vectors so tell me which one is an actual vector or if none of them are vectors lol
first attempt at vectoring first attempt at vectoring after a gaussian blur experiment 2nd attempt at vectoring w/out any blurring and wtvr..but the colors dont look as layered as other ppls vectors =\ version2 3rd attempt i learned about the posterizing trick...so i posterized then colored the stuff in..but it still doesnt look like other vectors =\ (yeah i looked at the vector tutorials and these are my results..so dont link me back to any tutorials heh..i just need to know if im vectoring properly) |
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Blurring a vector takes away the meaning of a vector. If you can't use the pen tool, then it's okay. Using the lasso tool is fine, but make sure you feather the selections or it will come out very jaggedy and choppy.
Try not to pick colors of the image themselves. After you posterize it, it'll be easier to vector because it gives you an idea of how to make the shapes. But use a skin color palette or make one yourself. Don't use the eye dropper to choose your colors, it will come out very bad. You want to try to make the skin smooth, so choose colors that will blend into each other. So one shape will be one color. Then for the next layer, choose that same color but make it a tad bit lighter/darker. You don't color the stuff in after posterizing an image. Use the lasso tool or pen tool do make the shapes that look like those in the posterized image on top of it. I hope that wasn't too confusing. Sorry. ![]() |
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QUOTE(gotnoheart @ May 21 2005, 3:22 PM) Blurring a vector takes away the meaning of a vector. If you can't use the pen tool, then it's okay. Using the lasso tool is fine, but make sure you feather the selections or it will come out very jaggedy and choppy. Try not to pick colors of the image themselves. After you posterize it, it'll be easier to vector because it gives you an idea of how to make the shapes. But use a skin color palette or make one yourself. Don't use the eye dropper to choose your colors, it will come out very bad. You want to try to make the skin smooth, so choose colors that will blend into each other. So one shape will be one color. Then for the next layer, choose that same color but make it a tad bit lighter/darker. You don't color the stuff in after posterizing an image. Use the lasso tool or pen tool do make the shapes that look like those in the posterized image on top of it. I hope that wasn't too confusing. Sorry. ![]() no..actually it was very helpful =] thnk you all ![]() |
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