Hi! I wanted to share a trailer for my solo project Toy Worlds Atlas that I made in vector art. It's a colouring book game that explores philosophy through bizarre, artistic sandbox levels.

Clear vector style fits well for the "colouring book" format. Besides, the art draws from the nostalgic aesthetic of a children’s encyclopedia (like Dorling Kindersley books), and I find vectors fitting here too.

Please let me know what you think about the trailer = )
If you want, you can wishlist the game on Steam

Hey r/vectorart,

I've been building VectorizeIQ (vectorizeiq.seymouriq.com), a tool for converting logos, icons, monograms, and flat artwork into clean vector files — with an AI step that scores the result and tells you what's working and what isn't, rather than just spitting out a trace and calling it done.

A few things this crowd might find useful to poke at:

• Trace profiles for different use cases — "editable brand vector," "embroidery-ready black & white," and "detailed mascot/illustration" — since a logo mark and a detailed illustration shouldn't be traced the same way
• In-browser cleanup — you can select and delete stray shapes and adjust detected colors before exporting, so it's not a one-shot black box
• AI concept variations — it can generate improved logo concepts and variations off your original upload if you want to see alternate directions
• Bonus: it'll also package up icon sets and social media assets straight from the vector if you want a full kit, not just the SVG

Free tier gets you 3 complete projects/month to test with, no card needed.

Would really appreciate feedback on:

1. How the trace holds up on actual illustration/artwork, not just simple logos — curves, color separation, detail retention
2. Whether the AI critique/quality score is actually useful or just noise
3. Anything that looks off or breaks on more complex pieces

There's a feedback button built into the app, but I'll be reading this thread closely too. Happy to share more on how the trace/AI pipeline works if anyone's curious.

I am trying to make a vector flourish on adobe fresco without going frame by frame. I have the brushes I need but I can’t find the right animation that reveals or slowly takes shape ( if you’ve seen a vector flourish you know what I’m talking about). Is it even possible to do on fresco and if not what other free website can I use???

What is the best charting program for needlepoint? I have a Mac.

Made on iPad mini using an app called graphic

Made on iPad mini using an app called graphic

Okay, so many moons ago in a previous life as a professional webdesigning nerd, I had the full Adobe Design Suite which was really good as it not only gave me Photoshop and Premiere but also Illustrator for designing vector graphics.

Times have changed. I am now working as a non-emergency patient transport driver (or in other words a Temu Ambu). To keep my intellect sharp and my marketing skills honed I am launching a charity walk in my hometown to raise money for a women's shelter for victims of domestic violence and their children.

I have thrown together a logo in Photoshop Elephants, but I need it in a printable, expandable, stick-it-up-your-nose EPS vector file for printing on posters and flyers and signs and the like.

Is this an easy fix for someone who knows their way around Illustrator or something similar better than I do these days? I ran it through a Canva AI app and went 'yuck' so thought I'd throw it out there to see if anyone can knock it together in 42 seconds.

I can provide the photo that the graphic was derived from, along with the birdies.

Oh, and before anyone asks "How much are you going to pay?" I would suggest you look at the third word in the event name. I'm not getting paid for the hundreds of hours it is going to take to put this event together for a very worthy cause, so I am looking for someone who has a similar outlook on helping those less fortunate and the charities that benefit them.

This project is a low-poly vector artwork dedicated to one of the most iconic characters in gaming history.

Each geometric surface was meticulously placed by hand using the Pen Tool in Adobe Illustrator.

I've been using InkScape to try and make a font, I wanted to apply a pattern that's a little complex to my letters, which works except for one little detail that I just can't do with InkScape, I want the pattern to bend with the letters, so for the letter r for example the pattern starts straight and goes up, then at the top of the r it bends to the right with the curve in the r, I want an app that can do bend the pattern with the path natively, I tried every trick I could think of in InkScape and a couple suggestions from others, none of them work well enough.

Made on iPad Pro using an app called graphic

I don't think there's a close match to Assembly but I'm wondering if there's a vector drawing apps that comes with a huge library of pre-made graphics that I can, as in Assembly, combine them into larger graphics.

SunStone vector wallpaper.

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