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What exactly is a vexel?
When you draw something in photoshop..and you try to resize it to a larger scale, you lose quality. You are spreading out pixels across more area and the detail becomes less defined.
When you make something in a vector program like Illustrator, if you rescale, your image retains it's quality. No matter how big or small you resize the image to, it will -always- be 'crisp'
So I guess the easiest..simplest way to describe between the two is that vexel, looks like a vector, but cannot be resized. A Vector can be resized indefinitely
Vexel = [link]