Vintage Diigitizing stands out for its unmatched experience and quality in vector artwork. Over the years, we have perfected our artist training, providing services to some of the largest suppliers in the promotional products industry. We also design vector files for screen printing. The key advantage of vector art is its scalability and high quality, making it indispensable in modern graphic design.
What for you can count on us?
Simple
Line art without half tones or raster image processing, based on quality base art.
Complex
Includes multiple effects like shading, half tones, and raster images.
Super Complex
Quoted individually, based on the project's specific needs. You'll receive a quote before the work begins.
Basic Guidelines for Setting Up Artwork
Raster Images
Raster images are made up of pixels, small blocks of color that combine to form an image. These images are often captured with a digital camera, scanner, or downloaded from the internet. Unlike vector images, the individual elements in a raster image cannot be separated or altered. When enlarged, the resolution decreases, causing the image to be blurry or pixelated.
Vector Images
Vector images are created using nodes, which are points along computer-drawn lines that can be curved or straight. These lines form shapes that can be resized without losing resolution. Unlike raster images, the individual components can be separated, colors can be changed, and resizing does not affect quality. However, it's important to check that a file is truly vector-based, as bitmap images can sometimes be saved in a vector format without actually being vector art. Common vector file formats are .eps, .ai, .cdr, and .pdf.