Some people have been asking me about this stuff so I decided to gather all information in one single article on how to make your own portfolio, in a profesional and clean looking way. I hope it's useful, because these steps I myself take.
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Apr 27, 2008, 6:38:06 PM
Apr 27, 2008, 6:38:06 PM
well vectors are like...
when you drawn an image in photoshop or paint or something it uses pixels to create the entire image, whereas vectors use lines and curves. If you were to zoom in on two of the same images, one raster based the other vector based, the vector image will zoom in clear and distinguishable where as a raster image will get you a garble of pixels that are used to make the zoomed out image look like a curve.
or something like that, i'm terrible at explaining things.
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when you drawn an image in photoshop or paint or something it uses pixels to create the entire image, whereas vectors use lines and curves. If you were to zoom in on two of the same images, one raster based the other vector based, the vector image will zoom in clear and distinguishable where as a raster image will get you a garble of pixels that are used to make the zoomed out image look like a curve.
or something like that, i'm terrible at explaining things.
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I enjoy taking the most absurd ideas and manifesting them into the most realistic scenarios.
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when you drawn an image in photoshop or paint or something it uses pixels to create the entire image, whereas vectors use lines and curves. If you were to zoom in on two of the same images, one raster based the other vector based, the vector image will zoom in clear and distinguishable where as a raster image will get you a garble of pixels that are used to make the zoomed out image look like a curve.
or something like that, i'm terrible at explaining things.
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I enjoy taking the most absurd ideas and manifesting them into the most realistic scenarios.
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