Traced from the show. Original screencap:[link] (S1E15: Feeling Pinkie Keen)
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IMPORTANT! This background is supposed to look like this: [link] As you can see, there is some stuff in front of everything that is supposed to cover characters etc. If you want to achieve the same result but don't know how to work with vectors, then try putting this in a separate layer: [link](Not useful for MS Paint fans, sorry. )
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Phew. That background took about 18 hours of work to trace. But here it is: Twilight's underground laboratory from Feeling Pinkie Keen. For all your scientific needs.
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Ask for permission before using for commercial purposes. Based on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic by Lauren Faust.
Inkscape (a free vector program), many screencaps from Feeling Pinkie Keen, lots of screencap merging, and a lot of patience with making a vector out of it.
No, when you make a vector by tracing (i.e. directly drawing over) something you found online, then it's just a resource. It's only art when you make a vector without tracing it from something someone else made.
A vector is a technique of creating images with the use of paths instead of pixels, allowing you to make it as big as you want without the loss of quality. Wikipedia is your friend.
If you draw over a pic, it's a trace, no matter the technique. It's art only when you make it without tracing stuff from others.
so making pony art usually mean making vectors out of mlp pics online?
If you draw over a pic, it's a trace, no matter the technique. It's art only when you make it without tracing stuff from others.
Thanks