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One of the many bene ts of vector drawing is that each drawn object remains fully editable throughout the entire process of creating a design. Object paths are always modi able, while the colors and ll styles applied to a path can be changed at any time to alter the look of a design.
This is in contrast to bitmap painting applications, in which each drawing tool directly changes the pixels of an image. For example, modifying the color of a brush stroke in a bitmap painting after it has been drawn is not possible without redrawing that portion of the design.
Vector object, consisting of Object paths shown selected, multiple individual paths lled with colors/gradients.
Finished design
Vector illustrations are resolution-independent. Objects, or entire designs, can be resized to larger or smaller sizes without any loss of quality.
Even if you are unfamiliar with vector drawing this guide will help you become comfortable with creating your own designs using the various tools available in Graphic.
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