Raster vs Vector

What is a key difference between vector art and raster art regarding scalability?

• Vector art loses quality when scaled up, while raster art does not.

• Raster art is resolution independent, while vector art is resolution dependent.

• Vector art can be scaled without losing quality, while raster art loses quality when scaled up.

• Both vector and raster art maintain quality regardless of scaling.

Which type of digital art is generally better suited for creating detailed digital paintings?

• Vector art, because it is made up of points, lines, and curves.

• Raster art, because it is better for complex features and natural media simulation.

• Both vector and raster art are equally suitable for detailed digital paintings.

• Neither is suitable for detailed digital paintings.

What is a key difference in resolution between raster and vector images?

• Raster images have infinite resolution, while vector images have a fixed resolution.

• Vector images have infinite resolution, while raster images have a fixed resolution.

• Both raster and vector images have infinite resolution.

• Both raster and vector images have a fixed resolution.

Which type of digital art format generally offers more intuitive and efficient ways to add intricate details like shading and texture using brushes?

• Vector art, due to its precise plotting of points and curves.

• Raster art, as it allows for extensive brush control over properties like opacity and grain.

• Both formats offer similar levels of detail control with brushes.

• Neither format is well-suited for adding intricate shading and texture.

Why is it generally unprofessional to produce simple graphics and logos in raster applications for commercial use?

• Raster applications are too complex for simple graphics.

• Most clients expect vector files because they are easily scalable and printers prefer them.

• Raster graphics are always lower quality than vector graphics.

• Raster applications cannot produce outlines or text.