I’ve cre a repeat square that uses rasterised vector illustrations, the reason being that placing all the illustrations without rasterising toward a echo square will make the file massive (1gb +) to and point of unworkable.
When I started these projects, I thought it’d shall smart and more efficient if I endured to vectorise these illustrations so I able easily change dye and assemble PMS hue to it supposing need be, but what I’ve ended up creating are extremely large files (around 500-700mb each) that are slow to save and work over as the files using a lot by custom watercolour and bristle brushes that use transparency.
SO, using raster images required the repeat square shall been working fine for me up newest, when a digitally fabrics printer asked me to send them an unflattened file so they can make sure the colour matches a PMS swatch! Hi I'm using new function on facades illustrations - Surface Textures And Soft Shadows. It's extremely nice but available I aperture aforementioned file is take ages after export press when IODIN sent it into customer he cannot open.…
I’m running and wishing I'd created diesen illustrations in PS.
I ask if, without rasterising, there is aught I can do to of bristle and watercolour brush strokes that will lighten of file size???
Any helps will be greatly appreciated, thank you!