If you want to change the circle's appearance, you can push or pull the yarn "line", or even pick it up and remove it completely. You can "draw" a circle by laying a piece of yarn on the paper in the shape of a circle. Imagine you have a sheet of blank paper and a skein of yarn. It can be changed to any size, big or small, with no loss of quality. There are no pixels in vector art, so vector artwork has no resolution. On the other hand, vector artwork is made up of lines and shapes. If you draw a circle on a canvas in a raster-based app, that circle will be fixed in place unless you erase it or color over it. This is how drawing in a raster-based app works as well. The circle is now a permanent part of that paper the only way to change how it looks is to erase it and drawing a new line, or cover over it with some other media. Imagine using a pencil to draw a circle on a sheet of paper. When it comes to drawing digitally, raster-based apps are most similar to drawing with traditional media. Take this photo of my dogs, Revan (foreground) and Obi (background) as an example: The more pixels within an image, the higher that image's resolution, and consequently the more detail it contains.) (If you've heard the term "resolution", that refers to raster images, such as photographs. Each pixel is a super tiny block of space that contains one color, and each raster image can be made up of thousands or millions of pixels. Raster artwork or images are made up of pixels. Let me start by explaining the difference between them. These formats are fundamentally different, excel in different ways, and should be used for different purposes. There are two formats for digital artwork: Raster and Vector. Feel free to skip ahead if there's one area you're most interested in reading: I've broken this post into the following sections. If you want to know more about why I use an iPad instead of an Surface or Android tablet, please see this post.
Note: Both apps are available on Android and iOS.
Even though they're both drawing apps, they're fundamentally different from each other and, consequently, excel in different ways. I have two apps I use for drawing on my iPad: Procreate and Concepts. Raster vs Vector and Kestrel's Drawing Apps
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