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RichHap — Req - Rainbow Dash and Shadow Thunder on a Cloud
Published: 2011-12-23 19:39:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 8459; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 284
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asked me to make a vector out of this: [link]It features his OC, Shadow Thunder, and Rainbow dash having a blast on a cloud.
Actual credit for the original drawing goes to:
Which can be found here: [link]
Time: ~2hours
Layers: 125
Disclaimer:
My Little Pony (c) Hasbro, Inc.
This vector was made for artistic appreciation only; I do not claim ownership of My Little Pony.
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Comments: 31
Totally awesome
*needs to add MLP to his list of fandoms to draw*
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Okay, well i never tried to make a vector. but i think i can understand it would be easier to edit if one line isn't good enough
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It's incredibly easy to edit your shapes! 
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This looks so pro!
Must be feeling pretty good right now.
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Hehe KND Reference!
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How to crash very old computers: click download image
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OMG! Would you like me to upload a smaller version?
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no, I should've payed attention. It's not that it was too much for my computer, just to many things going on. (That I luckly had saved before looking at the picture)
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oh good
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This is one of my FAVOURITE drawings EVAR! XD I really like Rainbow Dash and her 20% coolerness.
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Wow! That looks "way past cool" as a vector! Thanks man!
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Shadow Thunder looks awesome as a vector! What do you use to make vectors?
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Photoshop CS3, of course!
Some people prefer to use Illustrator, but you get the same result.
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Really? you can vector in those?
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Well, Illustrator is a vector-based program, used for making vectors.
On the other hand, Photoshop is a raster-based program, which means it relies on pixels. You use shapes in Photoshop to make vectors that can be resized without losing quality. However, if you were to save the image as a *.bmp, *.gif, *.png, etc, and were to try to resize the image, you'll lose quality. If I wanted to expand this image to be 20,000 pixels wide, I'd access the *.psd file, resize it in there, and save it as a *.png (or *.bmp, or *.gif, etc).
The only reason vectors on websites (like dA) look like they don't lose quality is because they are very large images. This image in particular is about 10 times larger than my computer screen. xD
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Really? Is that why the dimensions are big numbers?
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Lol Want to vector a smaller image for me?
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