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The specific tool to make images such as those in the link would be great, they seem to look like vector graphics based on the actual images but also the simple
by arthurcolle 8y ago
The specific tool to make images such as those in the link would be great, they seem to look like vector graphics based on the actual images but also the simple fact that they are served as .svg, but I was just wondering if anyone had any further information that might be useful!
- mihaipocorschi 8y agoIt's not about the tool, but about the ability to synthesise a photo into an illustration. Adobe Illustrator. Sketch (https://www.sketchapp.com/ https://www.sketchapp.com/) Figma (https://www.figma.com/ https://www.figma.com/) Inkscape (https://inkscape.org/ https://inkscape.org/) Also they are simply served as an image. https://css-tricks.com/using-svg/ https://css-tricks.com/using-svg/
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- jordache 8y agoNo. No automated tool is capable of this auto conversion as you have alluded to. Some artist painstakingly drew these vector illustrations.
- thelastinuit 8y agoI know some of the applicants who participate in creating the assets: https://github.com/asgan/noether/blob/master/noether.png https://github.com/asgan/noether/blob/master/noether.png
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- jordache 8y agothe tool do not provide that look n' feel out of the box. It's the artist operating the tool that is the determinator. These graphics can be created in vector drawing tools, as well as raster tools. The underlying SVG indicates the original source as vector drawings.
- mortenjorck 8y agoThis seems somewhat akin to looking at some code and asking what specific tool was used to write code like that.