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First Vector Signature! C/C Please

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This is the first vector signature I've ever worked on/compelted

 

C/C = <3:

 

 

 

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the purple shadow underneath the guy is the only problem I see.

 

looks great, whats a vector?

Don't you know the first rule of MMO's? Anyone higher level than you has no life, and anyone lower than you is a noob.

People in OT eat glass when they are bored.

A vector is something that can be scaled infinitely. Dementedhero's stuff is vector methinks.

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It looks good, but I'm pretty sure it isn't a real vector signature. It has a vector look, that's for sure, but if you made it using brushes or things like drop shadows, it isn't vector work because those different elements can't be scaled infinitely.

 

 

 

Nevertheless, I quite like it.

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pixel avvy by me deviantART

Looks like vector-look-a-like brushes to me.

 

 

 

Jopie, you can scale dropshadows in Illustrator. It jus recalculates after resizing. But that's not the point xD

 

The point is this most likely isn't really vector. It looks like the vectorlike brushes that you can download everywhere.

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^ Yeah I knew about the drop shadows, but I think the OP made the signature in PS or Gimp, so no resizeable drop shadows/gradients there.

penguin.gif

pixel avvy by me deviantART

Aint vector caus its arrow at the back is LQ.

 

Its a render with vector brushes.

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danke Schon Sam!^^

"Blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves you know"

-Carl Barât

All this could be made in vector, whenever I do a drop shadow in Inkscape I just duplicate the thing I want the drop shadow of, turn all colors to black and blur it to about 3%.

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Sure, it could be made in vector. Thats probably what the original artist of the brushes did, made em in vector, then exported em as brushes, which now are used by every kid and their grandma when starting out.

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So is it good or bad ...

 

 

 

I don't really understand what was wrong using vector brushes?

^ There's not a lot wrong with using the brushes, but our point is that it isn't a vector signature.

penguin.gif

pixel avvy by me deviantART

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Then I must have the wrong definition of vector, care to explain it better to me?

It has a vector look, that's for sure, but if you made it using brushes or things like drop shadows, it isn't vector work because those different elements can't be scaled infinitely.

 

 

 

Vector Uses mathematic principles to create curves and lines which can be coloured etc. Is infinitely scalable, you can zoom in 6000% with no quality loss. Bitmap programs would just show the pixels it consists of.

 

 

 

From the Gallery Dictionary.

penguin.gif

pixel avvy by me deviantART

It has a vector look, that's for sure, but if you made it using brushes or things like drop shadows, it isn't vector work because those different elements can't be scaled infinitely.

 

 

 

Vector Uses mathematic principles to create curves and lines which can be coloured etc. Is infinitely scalable, you can zoom in 6000% with no quality loss. Bitmap programs would just show the pixels it consists of.

 

 

 

From the Gallery Dictionary.

 

 

 

Just throwing in but vectors are impossible to create in photoshop, you need to use a program like Illustrator.

^ Aren't pentool paths you create in Gimp or Photoshop infinitely scalable though?

penguin.gif

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^ Aren't pentool paths you create in Gimp or Photoshop infinitely scalable though?

 

 

 

I just tried and it seems like that is true.

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