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Raster images are largely useless for professional design purposes. Moreover, the images that are trivial to sketch on a paper with a pencil and turn into PNGs
by abcd_f 15y ago
Raster images are largely useless for professional design purposes. Moreover, the images that are trivial to sketch on a paper with a pencil and turn into PNGs by snapping and cleaning up a photo. This is trivial. It's like trying to sell "#include" statements to a C programmer. So the first thing to change to make this set more appealing to a wider designer audience is to convert them to vectors.
- vladocar 15y agoI would normally agree with you about the raster v.s vector when it comes to normal proportional icons or shapes. But when it comes to hand drawn icons if you want to reproduce the hand drawn authenticity and fidelity you usually don't use the vector format. It is like saving photos in vector format. "This is trivial." - Actually is harder than you think, few mounts of work, drawing and redrawing, sorting, organizing, web site preparation etc.. Drawing just one icon can sometimes take few hours and trust me the drawing is the easiest part.