Anyone in to vectors?
 

I recently REALLY got in to them, tell me what you think of my work...the 2nd one was my first work...the 3rd one was my second work, and the 1st one was my third work...

[img]http://24.58.160.155/vector_daver.gif[/img]
[img]http://24.58.160.155/vector_steph.gif[/img]
[img]http://24.58.160.155/vector_andy.gif[/img]

ya, I've done a large one of my friend from work, really tedious work, takes alot of time, but rewarding in the end :)

yours look cool

Not bad. Illustrator? The one in the middle with the chick, why is her left eyelash ridiculously large?

Nah, Photoshop all the way! happy:

I went a little crazy with her eyelashes I think thats why that one is all crazed out. haha.

COOL LIKE WINTER

Re: Anyone in to vectors?
 

i didnt know you knew stephanie

small world happy:

yep, done quite a few for school.

I see. Pretty well done. :) Have you ever used Illustrator? I was taught in class that that's the program to use for vector artwork because you always get clean, sharp lines. beer:

Freehand > Illustrator cool: happy:

ive always wanted to get into vectoring, it always looks so smooth when the final product comes out

thats why i wanted to vector this pic of me with my collar popped with avaitors
[img]http://myspace-843.vo.llnwd.net/00204/34/89/204419843_l.jpg[/img]

its the fiyaaa hellfire:

That's definitely true. But I mean, when it comes to making vector graphics on a computer. Not actually hand drawing.

[quote=M79]That's definitely true. But I mean, when it comes to making vector graphics on a computer. Not actually hand drawing.[/quote:65460]

No lol, I mean the app Freehand - Its part of the macromedia package - Its their version of adobe's illustrator. IMO, its easier (but I guess that tends to come down to personal preference seeing as they're so similar)

[quote=Tripper][quote=M79]That's definitely true. But I mean, when it comes to making vector graphics on a computer. Not actually hand drawing.[/quote:db095]

No lol, I mean the app Freehand - Its part of the macromedia package - Its their version of adobe's illustrator. IMO, its easier (but I guess that tends to come down to personal preference seeing as they're so similar)[/quote:db095]Ooooh. Hmm. I've never really used Freehand before. Is it actually simpler to use? It took me a good while to get used to Illustrator, especially after being spoilled by Photoshop's user friendliness.

[quote=M79][quote=Tripper][quote=M79]That's definitely true. But I mean, when it comes to making vector graphics on a computer. Not actually hand drawing.[/quote:1c4a8]

No lol, I mean the app Freehand - Its part of the macromedia package - Its their version of adobe's illustrator. IMO, its easier (but I guess that tends to come down to personal preference seeing as they're so similar)[/quote:1c4a8]Ooooh. Hmm. I've never really used Freehand before. Is it actually simpler to use? It took me a good while to get used to Illustrator, especially after being spoilled by Photoshop's user friendliness.[/quote:1c4a8]

Yeah, if you know illustrator it doesnt take long at all to pick up freehand. I dunno, I prefer freehand though. Just seems like everything is in the right place, moreso than Illustrator....but if you're used to illustrator there is no point going to freehand because they do the same thing. beer:

Does Freehand also make animations? I know Illustrator let's you create and animate for Flash stuff.