>>1518987>Second, you can "vary" the simple thickness in a stroke vector too. The uniformity of every line is what makes it look weird and simply varying the thickness of each part makes it look much, much worse.Here is an example of a mostly-stroke image, with some fills added to make the points in the hair, and the shapes for the colors.
What you'll see is that the varying lines give shape to the whole instead of just looking as if they were "printed there". It's hard to explain, but after this, look at
>>1517904And you'll see what I am getting at better....
