Icon Posts

Vector logos are used by companies all over the world for branding and marketing purposes. Logo graphics tell us a lot about brands and products through icon design and typography. Logos are symbols full of meaning, defining a company’s image and brand vision. Good logos have a lot of sense and meaning to it and create impact in a blink of the eye.

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 Rolling Stones vector art graphics and illustration of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood and Bill Wyman. The Stones, formed in 1962 by guitarist Brian Jones, is one of the most influential rock bands of all time and favorite band of generations of fans. Rolling Stones pop art vector with The Stones band portrait, Rolling Stones lips and tongue logo, victory hand and UK flag.

Free Halloween vector art pack with 11 scary, evil, spooky, cute and funny vector illustrations. Halloween is quickly approaching, so download this freaky vector stock footage collection to create creepy crawly artworks for your Halloween invitation, party poster or website decoration: pumpkins, bats, black cats, spiders, ghosts, monsters, witches, monsters and zombies.

Free anti-war vectors inspired by protest against hate, violence and destruction. Vector art collection with illustrations of former president George Bush, Osama bin Laden, skull, radioactive danger sign, gun silhouette, Darth Vader, Borat, bio hazard icon, gas mask, fire and explosion symbols. The peace process after the recent years of terror and horror will be difficult and long. As the old saying goes, there are no winners in a war, only losers. 

Free vector illustrations of Barack Obama, the 44^th US president and first African American president. Obama’s campaign catchphrase ‘Change you can believe in’ is a metaphor for his explosive political career and revolutionary tactics so far. His ultimate success or failure will depend on the ability to convert this slogan in real change, hope and progress. 

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.