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I'm starting to get into more vector art etc.
Should I learn Illy or do it in PS? If I learn Illy, how long would it take me, as I don't have that much time with sports, school, and stuff
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jup, illy is much nicer and you have more control over your shapes.
And you can print it at any size if you plan on printing it someday.
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The correct way to Vector is with Illustrator and anything else like Vector that's done in PS is a Vexel. so go for Illy if you wanna do Vector :p
Previously edited by baKIN (April 29, 2008 4:38:53 PM)
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ye i think illy is the best for vector. but its pretty hard to handle the pentool. read some basictuts for illy. that will help you to control the pentool ![]()
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Illustrator yea.
It depends how long it will take you on how much time you wanna spent at it... Read a lot of tuts indeed.
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learn how to use pen tool then it doesnt matter what you use, because the basic method is the same in both illustrator and photoshop. but as vawx said, illy is beneficial for printing purposes on large canvases. you could do the same in photoshop but you would need to set a large size to begin with and 300dpi for sure
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evran wrote:
learn how to use pen tool then it doesnt matter what you use, because the basic method is the same in both illustrator and photoshop. but as vawx said, illy is beneficial for printing purposes on large canvases. you could do the same in photoshop but you would need to set a large size to begin with and 300dpi for sure
exactly. so pretty much illy if you ever would be thinking of printing it. it is a little annoying to learn but if your ok with photoshop it will be fine. just fool around with it.
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Photoshop makes vector also. Not just vexel. Everything you make an unrasterised shape in Photoshop, it is vector. Anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong or is misinformed. Photoshop CAN create vector images.
As for my own personal preference, I'd go with Illustrator. Its tough to use at the start, especially if you are used to Photoshop but once you learn illy, its perfect.
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wong wrote:
Photoshop makes vector also. Not just vexel. Everything you make an unrasterised shape in Photoshop, it is vector. Anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong or is misinformed. Photoshop CAN create vector images.
I think the reason they call it vexel is because if you zoom in all the way in photoshop you can see obvious pixels, while in illustrator it's rather smooth with no pixelation.
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wong wrote:
Photoshop makes vector also. Not just vexel. Everything you make an unrasterised shape in Photoshop, it is vector. Anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong or is misinformed. Photoshop CAN create vector images.
As for my own personal preference, I'd go with Illustrator. Its tough to use at the start, especially if you are used to Photoshop but once you learn illy, its perfect.
but if you ever want to edit the shape, you must rasterize it. and then it is no longer vector.
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Nick wrote:
wong wrote:
Photoshop makes vector also. Not just vexel. Everything you make an unrasterised shape in Photoshop, it is vector. Anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong or is misinformed. Photoshop CAN create vector images.
As for my own personal preference, I'd go with Illustrator. Its tough to use at the start, especially if you are used to Photoshop but once you learn illy, its perfect.but if you ever want to edit the shape, you must rasterize it. and then it is no longer vector.
You can still modify/remove/add anchor points with photoshop.
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