We commissioned a calligrapher in Beirut to design a logo containing both of our names, intertwined. A week later, we got the result via WhatsApp.
After tweaking some of the threshold options and filtering out the blue gridlines, here’s the result:
*All-Black Vectorized*
*Vectorized with Accents in Gray*
A regular image (like the one we received) is essentially a 2-dimensional grid, where each cell is a color value (often represented using red, green, blue, and alpha). Vectorized images, meanwhile, don’t use a grid and instead store the actual shapes in the image. Because of this distinction, vectorized images can be scaled up infinitely, while normal images will pixelate at higher dimensions:
*Original @ 10x Zoom*
*Vectorized @ 10x Zoom*