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How to make/fill in a sharp edge...

Community Beginner ,
Oct 24, 2024 Oct 24, 2024

Hey gang,

I've been working with an screen printing artist in making reproductions of one of his original pieces.  Photo attached are of the original piece.  The artist would like the edges between the shapes to be sharp i.e., not have the natural aberrations from the screen printing medium.  I've tried a bunch of various things but nothing has reall done it.  Tried the pen tool, but when I try to fill the selection, it doesn't really do it right...  Any ideas?

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Community Expert , Oct 24, 2024 Oct 24, 2024

That sort of graphic art is crying out to be remade as a layered vector image.  It honestly wouldn't take you long to do each one, and you'd have an infinetely scaleable graphic that would remain perfectly sharp.

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Community Expert ,
Oct 24, 2024 Oct 24, 2024

That sort of graphic art is crying out to be remade as a layered vector image.  It honestly wouldn't take you long to do each one, and you'd have an infinetely scaleable graphic that would remain perfectly sharp.

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Community Beginner ,
Oct 25, 2024 Oct 25, 2024
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Bingo - that's what I'm looking for!  How... does one do a layered vector image...?  When you say "layered", do you mean that each shape should be a vector image on its own layer...?

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