A detailed illustration of a military submarine, suitable for digital crafting with cutting machines like Cricut.
A detailed illustration of a military submarine, suitable for digital crafting with cutting machines like Cricut. A detailed illustration of a military-style submarine with various features and details. A detailed illustration of a military submarine, suitable for design projects. A detailed digital illustration of a military submarine.
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Underwater Icon: Free SVG Submarine Clip Art for Your Next Project

Discover our stunning Submarine clip art, perfect for your next creative project. Download this beautiful vector design in SVG format and enhance your visual content.

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Are Tibbixel's designs copyrighted? If so, what does that mean for me as a user?

Yes, our designs are copyrighted. This means you can use them as intended (e.g. on commercial products), but cannot reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works without permission.

What's the difference between "print-as-image" and "print-as-text" modes in PDFs, and which one might be causing my blurry prints?

Print-as-image mode embeds images within the PDF. If you're using print-as-text, this could lead to lower resolution or blurred text.

Can I use CorelDRAW to create and edit SVG files for cutting plots?

Yes, CorelDRAW supports most SVG file formats and features, making it a suitable choice for creating designs for cutting plots.

Why is my printed PDF coming out blurry?

This could be due to low-resolution images in the PDF or insufficient printer settings. Check your printer's properties and ensure that the resolution is set correctly.