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  DRAFT my thinking process while doing and making my robot was making it look kind of trashed up and simple and overall make it not that messy but i did struggle with its body not knowing what i should use and what i shouldn't so it doesn't look really funky. my process through my final it was a bit simpler and i really like how it came out overall!What i think i struggle with the most was its lighting and its shadow because it didn't have much lighting in the background!but i made it work trying to make seem cold and off putting 

1. What is the difference between 300ppi and 72ppi? Pixels   per   pixel   (PPI)   is   a   measure   of   the  pixel density   of   a   digital   image   that   indicates  the number  of   pixels   contained   in   the   image   lane.   A high   PPI   value   means   that   there   are  more pixels   in   these   customs,   leading   to  more detailed   and   sharp   images.   Conversely,   a   low value   results   in   fewer   pixels   per   inch,  resulting   in   a   detailed   image. 2. Why is that important for the graphic designer doing print projects? For   graphic   designers   working   on   pressure projects, understanding   of   PPI   is   extremely important ...

raster (bitmap) jpg, png, gif, bmp, psd, tiff, heic, psb, camera raw file type is the same thing as image format for a digital image  raster editors adobe photoshop (psd), photopea, gimp, procreate its a description of a category of files    vector ai, pdf, svg, indd, eps, ait it is graphics that use lines and points and mostly used for logos , fonts , illustration vector image editors adobe illustrator (ai), adobe indesign (indd), adobe photoshop (psd), coreldraw (cdr), adobe animate (fla) it creates graphics using paths instead of pixels  layout indd, idml image data that is stored in a specific image format layout editors adobe indesign (indd), adobe illustrator (ai) it helps to create and arrange whatever structure contact and used on text and graphics , images into a layout! Put a link to your research at the end of your post. my notes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics and found some on the wikipedia!