What is an EPS file?

An EPS file – otherwise known as an Encapsulated PostScript file, is a standard graphics file format for saving and exchanging art, images and layouts of entire page compositions. An EPS file contains information about an object or layout using PostScript language. PostScript files are among the most versatile and sophisticated file formats available.

Vector Art vs Raster Art

Vector art is the perfect and preferred form of art to start with when screen printing. The difference between vector art and other types of art, such as digitized art is simple. Vector art is the use of points, lines, and curves based on mathematical equations to produce the image. Digitized art is based on pixels making up the image.