Starting from this old question, How to convert a signature from JPG to vector strokes?, or other similar, without to have installed anything on my notebook, is there the possibility to trasform my signature written with a ballpoint pen and make it as if I use a marker or fountain pen?
I tried to make a monoline text effect from a text by rasterizing it first and then image tracing using line art preset. But I am getting weird results as shown in the images. How can I fix this issue to get a clean line art of the text ?
I would like to convert a scanned signature to a vector file. Specifically, I’d like to obtain a clean, small SVG, like Barack Obama’s signature on Wikipedia. It consists solely of paths with no fill and a black stroke of width 1.4.
I’m trying to perform an image-trace on a bitmap artwork. The vector result will then be cut into glass, and I need to have exactly 60 colors, since we only have 60 colors of glass.
I was trying to incorporate a map outline in a logo using trace bitmap feature in inkscape. I was able to trace with some modifications in the setting, but the problem is it has more number of nodes. I am trying to reduce the number of nodes using simplify command, but as soon as I do this I am loosing the curves of the map & even getting variable thickness. Is there any workaround to solve this problem. Also is there any other method to include maps in a logo without tracing?
I would like to turn this image into just a simple black outline.
Here is what I want. This is the image I got.
so bear with me here.
When I trace an image in Illustrator, there is the option of viewing just the outlines. I want to be able to output an image that is made up of solely these outlines themselves so I can work with them.
For example, I traced this photograph in black and white: 
But I’d like to export an image of these outlines in blue here(although I don’t necessarily want them in this color):
I’m trying to add a label to a can in Adobe Illustrator CS6. I’ve seen tutorials on how to create the bottle using 3D revolve and then map the art (using a symbol) to the 3D object. The problem is, I cannot do this because the bottle already exists and is in the hand of a Lego minifigure that I vectorised using Image Trace, High Fidelity Photo. As illustrated below:
I can get good trace results in Inkscape converting a bitmap to a vector image – except for these persistent thin outline artifacts. They resemble a topographic map and pretty much ruin the trace.
