I want to put the Fuck yea dude on a T-shirt but it bugs me that the pic itself is so small..

Could someone whip up some magic and make the pic to be 20x20 cm? So that i don't have to stretch it and that it dosn't look all pixely 'n shit when it's enlarged?

edit: just the square with the dude, not the whole comic.

MamiyaOtaru

United States1687 Posts

June 07 2010 10:00 GMT

it's pixelated already D:

Dooba

Croatia588 Posts

June 07 2010 10:12 GMT

up in this bitch! D:

hp.Shell

United States2527 Posts

June 07 2010 10:44 GMT

Try recreating it in .svg and then resizing to whatever size you need. It shouldn't take more than an hour or so.

Dooba

Croatia588 Posts

June 07 2010 11:09 GMT

Care to give a bit more detail about that? I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about

Katkishka

United States656 Posts

June 07 2010 11:09 GMT

you really want that on a shirt?

Dooba

Croatia588 Posts

June 07 2010 11:12 GMT

On June 07 2010 20:09 Sunny Afternoon wrote:
you really want that on a shirt?

Fuck yea.

hp.Shell

United States2527 Posts

June 07 2010 11:21 GMT

On June 07 2010 20:09 Dooba wrote:
Care to give a bit more detail about that? I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6b/Bitmap_VS_SVG.svg/300px-Bitmap_VS_SVG.svg.png
http://www.inkscape.org/

Rustymike

Finland327 Posts

June 07 2010 13:00 GMT

Yeah man, vector image is the way to go. What is great about it, the image doesn't lose it's sharpness no matter how large you scale it.

WniO

United States2706 Posts

June 07 2010 13:10 GMT

#10

vectoring is cool, but be careful with how you do it or it will look way to clean, and by that i mean the original pictures pixelation adds to its character. a lot of time using illustrator makes things look way to similar. you should try just scaling the image up in photoshop, make a new layer and outline it.

EsX_Raptor

United States2801 Posts

June 07 2010 13:44 GMT

#11