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Social housing complex in Ibiza
Med Pack iPad 2 decal by Killer Duck
Bio: I graduated with degrees in Art and in Business. I spent some time in the corporate world…. and I ran kicking and screaming. I’ve been printing (either digital media or textiles) for 13 years and this is where my love truly lies. I get to work from home and spend time with my son, something I hope to never give up. If there’s anything you’d like to see, or if you’re in need of some custom work, or if you just want to bounce some ideas around about designs, I’m more than happy to help in any way I can.
Zombie Killer iPhone 5 case by Killer Duck
10 Morisawa Posters by John Maeda
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Darioush Darius II | About the label design
Raster to vector conversion involves, in essence, recreating, or tracing, a raster image in a vector graphics program such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. Raster images include bitmap (.bmp), JPEG (.jpg), tagged image file (.tif), and others. While raster images are comprised of a series of pixels, vector images are created using a series of points, lines and curves, all of which are based on mathematical equations. The purpose of this process is to create an image that is infinitely scalable. With raster images, when you enlarge, or zoom in on the image, it becomes very pixelated, which can ruin the image. Once you convert this raster image to a vector image, the integrity and smoothness are maintained at any level of zoom. This is beneficial for graphic design, web design, and large printing jobs.
Darioush Darius II | About the label design
Raster to vector conversion involves, in essence, recreating, or tracing, a raster image in a vector graphics program such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. Raster images include bitmap (.bmp), JPEG (.jpg), tagged image file (.tif), and others. While raster images are comprised of a series of pixels, vector images are created using a series of points, lines and curves, all of which are based on mathematical equations. The purpose of this process is to create an image that is infinitely scalable. With raster images, when you enlarge, or zoom in on the image, it becomes very pixelated, which can ruin the image. Once you convert this raster image to a vector image, the integrity and smoothness are maintained at any level of zoom. This is beneficial for graphic design, web design, and large printing jobs.
Coma wine by Andreu Zaragoza
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Poster design by Unidad Popular
If you ride like lightning, you’re going to crash like thunder.
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Shanghai Museum of Glass
Shanghai Museum of Glass
Shanghai Museum of Glass
Band-Aid x Cynthia Rowley
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