Comic Book Inspired Vector Artwork Ever since I was a child I have been a fan of comic books. In October of 2009, I wrote a post titled: CG Artwork: Superheroes and Villains. In that post I assembled some amazing examples of superheros and villains created in CG. In this post you will see some beautifully designed comic book inspired vector artwork created by talented artists from around the globe. Hopefully one of these creations will inspire you to create your own amazing design. Want more articles on vector graphics? Ultimate Resource List for Vector Graphics Vector Artwork: 50+ Inspirational Creations Spiderman - morning swinger by Simon Gough Deadpool by Gio Puno Breezy Day by Stanley Lau painting by Christian Nauck A Sunday Afternoon by Simon Gough Fifty Flash by ratscape Hulk Geo - amended by Jamie Roberts IronMan by ronaldesign Wonder Woman by ratscape Batman vs. Galactus by witchking08 Iron Man 26 cover coloured by Simon Gough The Avengers by Simon Gough The Flash by VdVector 300 by lordmesa Wonder Woman by Simon Gough Ms.
Facebook “Lists” And The New “Subscribe” Button Explained Lots of stuff happening on the Facebook sphere this week. And as usual a lot is said, rumors come and go… so I though it would be cool to take it down a notch for the reader at SocialMouths and get right to the point explaining the new updates. The new features are 2, so far (hey, the week is not over), “Lists” and the “Subscribe” button. We’ll discuss both of them and I’ll tell you exactly what they do. Let’s first say that these new updates are really something that a lot of people expected from Facebook a long time ago. Let’s first cover the “lists” feature… Facebook Lists Facebook has pretty much taken the concept of organizing friends into different groups from its new rival Google+. It makes total sense, the concept is based on filtering your updates to these different groups but there is a big difference here, Google+ launched its service with this feature already included which means that everything is already organized this way from the beginning. Smart Lists WorkSchoolFamilyCity
Brands of the World | Download vector logos and logotypes Retro Photoshop Brushes And Vector Images – Giant Design Pack Circles, curves, stars, old cars, music cassettes, boomboxes & more. Retro design is always one of the popular trends. This is a collection of beautiful retro Photoshop brushes & vector images to help you design faster & inspire. You may also like: Important: Some resources are not free for commercial use. Make sure you check the licensing before using them. Retro Photoshop Brushes Photoshop Retro Shapes Brushes Photoshop Retro People Brushes Vector Retro Images Format of these free vector images varies (Illustrator, Freehand or Photoshop). There are not too many free retro vector images around & these are some of the most beautiful ones. Vector Retro Shapes This is a vector retro rainbow curves tutorial with a downloadable PSD file: This is a tutorial for creating retro 3D vector stars with downloadable EPS & SVG files: If you know other free retro Photoshop brushes or vector images, please mention them in the comments to make the list better.
Royalty-Free Illustrator Vector Swatch Patterns « Core GFX This is another free set of 8 (click “Read More” to view all of them) Adobe Illustrator Swatch Patterns by DesignFruit . You can use them for filling anything you want like shapes, letters or words. It looks much more better than by using some solid color. These are compatible with Illustrator CS and above. Please note that this pattern pack was created by DesignFruit so all credits to them =] .
QVectors - Quality Free Vector Graphics Paid License information By buying this license you are granted a Lifetime License to use this design on your projects. You will be allowed to use it for commercial, personal and educational projects without having to give attribution. You can also print merchandise (like t-shirts, mugs, etc) up to 500 copies per design and up to 10.000 with an Extended. Where can I use this design? Promotional use: You can make usage of this design in any print or electronic media, including websites, packaging and advertising without crediting attribution or copyright. Merchandise use: Physical products where the image is the main reason why the product will be purchased. Template use: You can use it for digital templates including websites, brochures, etc, intended to be sold online on-demand as long as it is not sold “as is” and is solely used as a graphic resource to create a new design/layout/template which differs significatively from the original design.
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