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I just added Vector Magic to my links under Resources.  I can’t say enough about this site.  Maybe I don’t know how to use Illustrator’s LiveTrace correctly but I never get the results I get with Vector Magic.  Unfortunately for me (but good for them!), it’s no longer in the beta stage and there is

List of Vector Conversion Software - 30+ Tools to Turn Photos into Line Art and Illustrations June 7, 2008 – 10:12 pm I love Vector Magic, a free online vectorization tool. It is a really cool browser-based tool that can be used to turn a photograph into an illustration.

Vector graphics are something you may encounter at some point if you ever do any logo design or print work. Vector images uses mathematical equations to render thus can be resized without the pixelation concerns of non-vector images. Unless you have Adobe Illustrator you might find it difficult to create a vector image.

Cupcakes have totally jumped the shark, but I don’t mind ’cause they are so fun to draw. I feel like I’ve been ignoring my drawing side this year, so I decided to get some practice. I don’t do much computer art, but I’ve always wanted to create a style that sort of mixes my pen and ink art with a vectorized look, but I don’t really want to use Illustrator.

New Subscription Plan from VectorMagic When VectorMagic was originally released, I couldn’t believe it was free. I was vectorizing logos and artwork constantly. Then one day, everything changed. As they say; all good things must come to an end. VectorMagic moved from the Stanford servers to their own dedicated domain.

Vector images (not Vexel) have revolutionized computer graphics because they are so versatile, easy to use, and because they can be scaled without loss of image quality! Vector images are not made up of pixels, but they are mathematical representations of an image, therefor they can be manipulated easily, and generally do not take up as much disc space.