A key advantage of drawing pictures as vector graphics is that in contrast to raster graphics you can modify and recolour elements with ease without a loss of quality - as long as you keep the working files. What is more, you can enlarge them without having to think about resolution. The only issue might be that they look a bit boring if you didn't draw them with enough detail in the first place.
The
following panels contain a scenery that I recoloured to represent
different places in the course of the last comic story I created
during my time in university. As you might notice, this story was in
part inspired by James Bond, but it also still belonged to the theatre arc.
Who has an idea, what might have been the other influence?