Some of my examples (unfinished)

**David Hewitt** · 11 January 2009, 02:07 AM

Ok sledger :
Here is some of my corel examples.....
Dont be too hard on me they are mostly unfinished as you can see

**steve.ledger** · 11 January 2009, 02:14 AM

Brilliant work, even unfinished I like the style. http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/icons/icon14.gif

Note: I moved your CorelDraw related post to this, the CorelDraw Forum.
Your post can be back tracked to the parent thread in the Xtreme Forum here.

**David Hewitt** · 11 January 2009, 02:22 AM

NO probs...
Thanks for the vote of confidence...
You can probably tell im a digitizer from my art...i dont know... its probably shaped my style a bit its hard for me to be objective...all good though i hope....
Im pretty slack with my art however: digital and otherwise, what ever talent i have is rather wasted on me unfortunately....

As you have probably already guessed i have pretty definite ideas re Vector apps i sent charles moir a few emails last year but i have now lost his email anyway he seemed like a decent bloke... anyway i would probably have just sent these ideas directly to him if i had have still had his email.....
I would really like to shape the developement of a vector app...as i have quite a grand vision for where i would like things to go....
That was just the tip of the ice berg.....

Its interesting to have people's feedback i guess but my motivation is not to debate (so much) every idea that i have....i try to include my justification for each idea i present when ever i do this... most of the time people offer more resistance that encouragement.... most people like to defend the present rather than develop the future....

So my main motivation is to change things...
honestly i would really like those things fixed/changed.......

i digress
wheres your art dood

**handrawn** · 11 January 2009, 09:16 AM

great - you need to do something about the line round Venus's head, but that's fair as it's not finished yet

Originally Posted by David Hewitt

most of the time people offer more resistance that encouragement....

that's probably because change always interrupts existing workflow - often there will be users whose workflow is actually compromised by changes, no matter how great they may be for others

Originally Posted by David Hewitt

So my main motivation is to change things...

surely it should be the art?

**David Hewitt** · 11 January 2009, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by handrawn

surely it should be the art?

My main motivation for posting to forums

It would be a dream job for me actually... id love to help drive the development of a vector app as i have a suite of my own ideas i would love to see "set in code" but anyway if it doesn't happen its no big deal...
I generally give my ideas away for nothing anyway but in would take many many pages to describe broadly what i would like to do....big picture...
as like anything the devil is in the details and any good idea can be done well or poorly and many a good idea in theory has died the death of a thousand oversights and glitches.

Anyway i wont go into it in detail as it would take up hours of my time to formulate it with reasonable eloquence but it evolves a fairly unique and specific system/toolset for semi auto vectorization of hi quality bitmaps......IE i have a vision as to how highquality bitmaps could be utilized in a very specific way to generate vector outlines with a suite of simple, quick and very powerful "semi auto" but partly manual vetorizing tools.....

Sorta like semi auto vectorization......
Where the user drives the process more manually in specific ways the allow great control and versatility to very quicly generate very polished vector images from bit map graphics....

the actual process is one that i personally have done manually many times....
when ever i have a huge peice to do (embroidery peice that is) but anyway the process is not specific to embroidery and could be used to great effect to help bridge the gap between raster and vector