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Useful computer vectors, technology icons, interface graphics and web applications clip art. Increase the professionalism of your website, blog or social network page with this basic web icons set, available in 5 color versions. Make your web pages user-friendly, visually appealing and easier to navigate. Create your own blog theme or flash animation with these fresh communication and modern technology clip art, saved in Illustrator AI and EPS vector art format.

Free vector icons are the bread and butter of graphic designers. Cool icon stock footage and clip art packs are true treasures to anyone creative. Download free vector art collection of +80 fresh, bold and beautiful design icons by Shaun Laakso for Vector.NET. Vector art icon pack includes 5 large set of signs, symbols and vectorial dingbats, perfect for use in your graphic design projects, website designs or motion graphics projects.

Free Marilyn Monroe vector artworks inspired by Andy Warhol’s legendary silkscreen series. Born Norma Jeane in 1926, Marilyn Monroe dominated the age of movie stars to become a famous model, award-winning actress, successful singer and Hollywood star. Marilyn’s innocence, apparent vulnerability, sizzling screen presence and comedic skills endeared her to large and varied audiences all-over the world.

Vector art poster girl inspired by Giuseppe Scotesi's drugsploitation movie “Acid, Delirio Dei Sensi”, which premiered in Italy in 1968. The psychedelic drugs LSD and the counterculture helped to define the youth and music subcultures of the sixties. Download this amazing movie poster by Caos CC as free vector. Turn on, tune in, drop out!

Vector art inspired by the Beatles film Yellow Submarine. In 1968, this psychedelic animation movie was hailed as a masterpiece of avant-garde pop art, revolutionary techniques and Beatles music. The story and soundtrack was savored by fans of all ages: “We all live in yellow submarine, and our friends are all aboard”.

Today, the cult movies Scarface and Dirty Harry are even more popular then when they first were released. Hailed by hiphop stars and a new generation of movie fanatics for their tough talk, loads of violence and popular catch phrases, the “pulp action” fans are still fascinated by the powerful performances of “Scarface” Al Pacino and "Dirty" Clint Eastwood.

Warning: Brazilian illustrator Guilherme Marconi’s images may cause severe reactions to people allergic to glorious bright colors and kaleidoscopic repetitions. For his project “My Schizophrenic Brain”, Marconi created wallpaper-like vector patterns, with a twist. His motto seems to be “Never Enough”. For Marconi, less is not more. More is more!