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Submitted: July 11, 2004
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Vector Art - The Myth Revealedby `BarryKiddPhotography

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This little video is intended to better educate or reeducate at least the small group of individuals that it will reach and dispel the long standing and widely accepted myth that Adobe Photoshop is simply not capable an any way of creating true vector art.

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Barry

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Given 2011-01-16

Vector Week blasts off with Vector Art - The Myth Revealed by `lucky13 Suggester's words: Photoshop is a raster based program but can create vector art. People assume that creating objects in Photoshop would make your work a vexel, but this is not always the case. This video tutorial is extremely helpful and insightful! ( Suggested by `ChewedKandi and Featured by `FantasyStock )

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*serafina-rose Mar 21, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thank you so much Barry!!!

~1510-december Mar 18, 2013 Professional Traditional Artist

Yeahhhhh !! Finally, i always argued with some people, that u can easily create Vector in Ps. But...... They never Believe me , They always Said no u r Wrong... u Can't MAKE ....... n now there u Are.......
Now i can easily Prove them all See People u all R Wronggggg......

~SirCxyrtyx Jan 3, 2013

While I do agree that PS can make true vectors, I find your method of demonstrating it a little strange. Exporting an EPS from PS exports a bunch of rectangular jpegs, which are clipped by vector paths. If you had opened one of the groups in the Illustrator layers panel, it would have shown that. Opening a .psd in Illustrator will actually have vector paths with fills, instead of vector paths clipping raster images (although gradients will be rasterized). I find this to be a much more effective way of moving between programs. Was it not possible to do this in 2004?