My vector illustration looks pixelated when I scale down

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  alidep,

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  I have screenshots of what I posted on another forum. But if you want to see screenshots, go here.

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  I think that I have solved your problem. Please take a look at the attached PNG (ninja high comes from Linda PNG and the bottom is the cleaned one). I don't think it sooner - sorry! I should remember that the features don't get adjusted, as well as fillings (not below 1px in any case). I've gave too much importance to your resizing problem and saw no real distortions of the whole vector.

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  2) use not too many shots. I didn't, but we do not have too many forms with traits for vectors that need resizing.

  (3) when you are satisfied with your vector to make a backup, then at the end to convert your features in fillings (this feature by using the way-3rd Panel under Edit section).

  After all it is followed, you will get a scalable vector that looks good, even when it is small. In this case, I used the race only for the eyes and were then converted into fillings before resizing to display the smaller vector.

  -Anita

  

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