So I often trace things by hand using the Pen tool. I'm not really an artist, although Inkscape allows me to pretend to be. If you were willing to invest in a graphics tablet, you could use Inkscape, and then draw natively directly into Inkscape, and avoid this fuzzy thing entirely. I know it's hard for an artist to use Inkscape's Pen/Bezier tool in anything resembling an intuitive manner.
I know that GIMP's handling of vectors is very poor in comparison to Inkscape, and that might be how GIMP vectorized it? I know that's not what you said, but I downloaded your sample image, and it looks like it has been vectorized with Trace Bitmap. So you draw it with GIMP and then use Inkscape's Trace Bitmap? I realize you all can't advise me on the GIMP pixel size but does that look like the problem? I changed it to a larger size because when vectorizing, Inkscape was cutting out a bit and I was losing line, getting white space. Is it my "pen size", which I have set at about 10? I tried 5-8 to begin with, and I use the "line" method, as the bezier curve thing in GIMP doesn't seem to work for me, I find it much more intuitive to just trace one segment to another and Inkscape smooths things out to the point that I'm satisfied, and I can't figure out how to use tracing and curves in Inkscape itself. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?Įxample blurry pic (caution: large target pic).
I've colored a few in GIMP and vectorized them with GIMP and they've done well, but others seem to "fuzz" really badly, looking blurry and "out of focus", even though the b&w version looks fine, and I can't figure out why. Hello, I'm new and have been using GIMP and Inkscape to create vector clipart for various purposes, and uploading most to the OpenClipArtLibrary, most of it black and white.
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