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Norio on the dish cabinet illuminated from underneath.
Image created from a normal photograph that was converted into a vector, then back into a raster image.
Lonely rivers flow to the sea
To the sea
To the open arms of the sea
Photographies by Dorian Widling and Ali Taylor
Vectorized version of a picture of one of Yubari, Hokkaido's mascots - this one used to promote the Yubari Film Festival, held in the late winter every year (financial conditions permitting). This was on a map at the Yutetsu Bus Terminal.
This is a Vector Portrait of myself.
This type of art has recently become one of my passions, if you would like me to make you one contact me.
MTS Vector Eurocarrier 2209 Multicat assiting LM Constructor through Alfred to Birkenhead Docks after she dry docked at Cammell Laird
Source: www.mtsgroupltd.com/vessels/specialist-multicat/mts-vecto...
Bollard Pull: 16 ton
IMO: 8738330
Name: MTS VECTOR
Vessel Type - Detailed: Utility Vessel
MMSI: 235064573
Call Sign: 2BBA2
Flag: United Kingdom
Gross Tonnage: 135
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 21.6 x 9 m
Year Built: 2008
Owners: MTS Group but heard she has been purchased by Carmet
Ship builders: Neptune Marine Services B.V, Netherlands
Main Engines: 2 x Caterpiller C18
Total Power: 1200 hp
Propulsion: 2 x 4 blade fixed pitch propellers in nozzles
Deck Crane: Helia 140 - 3S
Anchor Winch: 50 ton. low speed: 6mtr/min high speed: 21 mts/min 300m x 30mm wire
Tugger Winch: 10 Ton - 20mtr/min
Capstan: 4 ton
I figured it would only suit him because he is an illustrator. Plus, I thought this would look pretty nifty as a vector. See previous photo to take a look at the original.
I thought some might be curious to see the vector paths on an average illustration. The different colors show you the different layers. Layer one is the blue vectors, with clouds, two is in green with the hill, and three is the plane in yellow.
To those who haven't experienced Illustrator or vectors: The little squares are called anchor points, and the "wires" as a whole are the basis of vector art. Each square has information delaring it either a corner or a curve. Curves allow for fluid shapes and circles, and corners make sharp angles of any degree.
I was requested to do vector portraits for the board of directors at work. The request was for something with a realistic feel, and this is the outcome.
This is a vector car that was taken from a photo of a car magazine.
Done in Corel X4
Este é um vetorização de uma Saveiro da uma revista de Carros.
Feito no Corel X4.
This was a project for computer imagery, where we had to make vectors of ourselves. I used the pen tool to make the shapes of the shadows, and used the paint bucket to fill in the colors
Vectors rely on a grid of mathematical precision whereas watercolor painting is quite the opposite; a flow of color bleeding across the page, difficult to control and largely dependent upon the surface, brush, and amount of water used. So what would happen if the two techniques somehow mixed? Could you have vector watercolor? The answer is, yes: