🧩 What Is Vector Art?
Vector art is digital artwork created using mathematical equations, not pixels.
Instead of tiny dots (like in photos), vector graphics are made up of points, lines, curves, and shapes that are defined by coordinates.
✅ Key Features:
This is the most common type—stitches are worked on top of the fabric rather than through it.
Infinitely scalable — can resize without losing quality (no pixelation)
Smaller file sizes than raster images
Editable shapes and colors — perfect for logos, illustrations, and typography
File formats: .AI, .SVG, .EPS, .PDF, .CDR
🖼️ Examples of Vector Art Uses:
Logos and branding
Icons and infographics
Technical drawings (CAD, maps, blueprints)
Digital illustrations and cartoons
💻 Software for Vector Art (Digitizing Tools)
Here are the main types of software used to create or digitize vector art:
🎨 Professional Vector Design Software
Adobe Illustrator: Industry standard for vector illustration
CorelDRAW: Popular for logo and embroidery digitizing
Affinity Designer: Affordable Illustrator alternative
