i need this pig !

[Chad.]

anyone know where it might be found in vector format ?

 

[thewoodage]

nothing there boss?

 

[Chad.]

hmn ... i see it ... strange, i will attach it instead of link it.

 

[thewoodage]

ahh..sweet pig! I can't help, but nice hog. sorry.

 

[Gino]

Yeah…

• Print it out on your printer.
• Scotch tape it to a window.
• Put another piece of paper over top.
• Trace it with a Magic Marker.
• Place the new drawing in your scanner.
• Scan it into your software.
• Presto !!

It’s now vector artwork and you did it all by yourself………..

 

[Jackpine]

Yeah…

• Print it out on your printer.
• Scotch tape it to a window.
• Put another piece of paper over top.
• Trace it with a Magic Marker.
• Place the new drawing in your scanner.
• Scan it into your software.
• Presto !!

It’s now vector artwork and you did it all by yourself………..

That is one way I do. They may call you a "cheater" since it "isn't freehand drawn". It is an "old school" method that works as good or better, in situations like yours, then most trace programs. I also use the CorelX3 trace. It does a good job too. As Gino said, Presto!

 

[Chad.]

Im just on a time crunch, this is for my mom to take to a wedding in the bahamas. She gets on a plane in 8 hours. The couple getting married are forever roasting pigs and the facial expression of this pig looks so much like the guy getting married. Just figure i would throw it up and see if anyone knew where it might have originated

 

[Gino]

You could've had it done by now, if you'd get to work. LOL

 

[Shovelhead]

Think I'll save it...

and vector it for myself....
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