Vector artwork (graphics) is the use of geometrical primitives such as points, lines, curves, and shapes or polygons, which are all based on mathematical equations, to represent images in computer graphics.
 
"The best way I've found to explain vector artwork is by saying it's a very flexible computer image/graphic. It does not use pixels like most work or illustrations (raster images). Pixels can look sloppy when the size is expanded or shrunk. Instead vector artwork involves points and lines that allow the image to be enlarged to the size of the moon or shrunk to microscopic size and still remain the same. It's one of the most versatile types of computer graphics, allowing for almost any type of printing. Vector graphics can be saved as a pixel image, but a pixel image cannot be saved as a vector (without being completely re-created as one)."
K. Diserio
 
With the experience from creating vector graphics for many business logos and all of the graphics used for our motorsports vinyl product line, Spastic Designs, Diserio Image has the ability to create vectors that can be used for many types of printing, including files that work with thermal printing and screen printing.

For information or job quotes, please email kurt@diserioimage.com. Prices depend on the complexity of the job and time involved.
 
Diserio Image will design/create your vector graphics and send you the artwork in different types of useful files, giving you ownership of the graphics to use wherever and whenever necessary.