The differences between .SVG, .AI, and .EPS files are important to understand, especially when it comes to how each file type interacts with your vector-based design and how it’s used in different software or processes like vinyl cutting, screen printing, or digital printing.
Vectorization vs Color Separation. How Do ICreate The Best Looking Prints With Limited Printheads?
When you're printing multi-color jobs on a manual screen press, the method you choose to separate the colors for each screen, whether it’s using Photoshop, Rip Software, or vectorizing in Illustrator, can have a big impact on the final print.
Let’s break down the differences between designing art directly in a vinyl cutter's proprietary design software (like Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, or Design Mate) versus using a standalone design software (like Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, or Affinity Designer).
Lay It On Me… Is There Such Thing As “The Best” Design Software?
It’s common for people to try using just one program for all of their design needs, but understanding the differences between programs like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, GIMP, Inkscape, Affinity, and Canva is key to choosing the right tool for each job.
Navigating The Differences Between Digital And Print Ready Art
Today’s deep dive is to better explain the differences between digital art (designed for on-screen use) and print-ready art (designed for physical printing) and why it's important to understand these distinctions, especially in today’s world where accessible design tools like Canva and Adobe Express make design easier for everyone.
