Vector Graphics Software

Vector in graphic design: form or fields, which can form a design (picture), which is made up of straight lines and curves. When a vector image is enlarged in size or only on Zoom the image quality will remain, in contrast to Bitmap image type, which is when the size of the image is enlarged it will rupture (less obviously) because this type of bitmap images composed of pixels, or dots.

Here are the Most Popular vector-based graphic design software

CorelDRAW Graphic Suite (CDR): This is a two-dimensional vector-based software that was released by Corel for image processing needs. Basic usage is to make some design products such as Banner, logo, invitation design, book cover design vector art, and so on.



Adobe Illustrator (AI): two-dimensional vector-based application released by Adobe for image processing. Some advantages of this application is to make be some products such as Banner, logo, cartoon design, drawing objects, and so on.



Adobe FreeHand MX: A 2-dimensional vector-based application released by Adobe for image processing. It’s very useful to make some designs such as banners, logos, icons drawing, brochure design, and so on.

In essence vector-based graphic design software has the same purpose in making a graphic design product, it depends on how one maximizes the use of the software.

In addition to software-based two-dimensional vectors are also some three-dimensional software, which is quite useful, including; AutoCAD, 3D Home Architect, and Maya 3D.

Some advantages of vector-based graphic design software are:

• Has a good interface and easily understood by a novice graphic designer.
• Tools are easy to use by a novice graphic designer, especially in CorelDraw vector-based software.
• Object can be resized either enlarged or reduced without reducing the quality of the design has been made.