Oh wow, a project! Haven't made one of those in a while. Click the flag and press space to continue through the slides, then follow the instructions in the project! I made this project after thinking about how useful it would be for Scratchers to understand why art in Scratch's bitmap editor looks 'blurrier/pixelly' compared to Scratch's vector editor. THIS PROJECT WAS NOT MADE TO SAY SCRATCH'S BITMAP OR VECTOR EDITORS ARE BAD. This is an educational project I made to inform Scratchers, not to offend the Scratch Team in any way.
All information was gathered through my 'Introduction to Graphic Design' course found on HomeschoolTeachers.com ! If you're homeschooled and have an interest in graphic design, I highly recommend it. There's a whole lesson on the different types of image files, plus you get to mess around with different image editing programs! (Please note that the course has a religious bent.) Feel free to ask questions about image files in the comments. I don't know everything, however, and I certainly don't know all the technical stuff, so don't expect me to be able to answer everything. Oh, and credit to Twenty One Pilots. Not sure if you've noticed, but I've drawn Tyler and Josh a lot ... Hey, I honestly think my vector art has improved, considering I've only drawn a few things here and there. That picture of Josh took me three days on-and-off because I'm not used to the vector editor. It was very frustrating and took a lot of work to make it look even vaguely like him. (And I'm pretty sure he's changed his hair style now ... oh, whatever.) If you look inside, you'll see a few surprises. xD (The dragon in the project was originally intended to be used in place of Tyler and Josh, but then I sort of gave up on that. He's still a pretty good-looking fella ... but he looks a bit too much like Zach from DragonTales. Remember DragonTales? I added the bandages and light
