Girls Posts

The vexel girls by illustrator Linda Wilks are young, cutting edge, stylish and sophisticated. Her outstanding vexel portraits give Wilks consistent recognition and a great reputation in the digital art community. The super detailed illustrations reveal the secrets of pixel magic and inspire our senses. Vexel images look just as vector art but are actually pixel-based, adding amazing details and depth.

Free sixties retro design vector collection with vintage cars and objects, flower power graphics and pop art stock footage. The 60’s were a defining and controversial era in youth and pop culture, a period of rapid cultural and social change. A time of political revolutions, profound individual change, high ideals and activism: countercultures, feminism, civil rights movement, race riots, Vietnam war, the rise of popular culture and music.

Free vector art girls and women illustrations for your contemporary fashion, lifestyle, music and nightlife design themes. A collection of colorful, fun illustration art of cute, pretty girlie girls and sexy fantasy women. Snapshots of modern life and urban street style, the 20 vector girl graphics are highly original and visually striking vector images.

The vector art of imagining a greener future. Beautiful vector images of good-looking girls in a green forest, enjoying the nature. Vector illustrations of a cute woman character climbing in a tree and a girl relaxing with a squirrel and butterflies on her side.

Vector art pack inspired by electro sensation Lady Gaga. Designed by Andrew 2 from Keep Waiting, these vector illustrations are a true tribute to the notorious pop princess and the neon eighties glitz and glam she loves so much!

Do you remember the song by Jaz-Z: “I love girls, girls, girls - I do adore. Girls all over the globe. Yo, put your number on this paper cause I would love to date ya”? That’s exactly how we feel about the girl illustrations by ArtShare – we just love them and we’re pretty sure you will too!

Rubens Cantuni aka Tokyo Candies, a 27-year-old art director born in Genoa, Italy, found his passion already in his early days. Instead of roughing it up with the boys or kicking a football around in the fields, you would most probably find Rubens huddled up at home drawing, reading books and comics or listening to music while concocting his next masterpieces.