Pop Culture Posts

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.

Did you see the posters today? A vector art parade is coming your way, celebrating the wild imagination of Flying Mouse 365 - creative brainchild of Chow Hon Lam, a Kuala Lumpur based designer. Lam creates daily fresh artworks: 7 designs each week, 365 per year. Lighthearted and fun, Lam’s illustrations, vector graphics and t-shirt artworks are blessed with amazing concepts that dance flamboyantly between stylish Dadaism and the hilarious madness of today’s pop art, design scene and web culture.

Vector illustration of Andy Warhol, a key figure of the Pop Art movement. Pop Art emerged in the USA and elsewhere in the Fifties to become prominent in the Sixties and Seventies. As a master of multiple creative forms of expression, Warhol was a pop art painter, music producer, writer, magazine publisher, avant-garde filmmaker and photographer.

Glenn Jones is a New Zealand freelance vector artist and the co-owner of the infamous Glennz Tees. With 15 years of experience under his belt, Jones is a master of ingeniously capturing bizarre moments in his vector illustrations. His humorous designs -creative snapshots of a parallel fantasy universe- span the globe. Welcome to Glennz’ huge ever growing pulsating brain that rules from the centre of absurdity.

Ingrid de Lugt is a young and talented Dutch designer & illustrator. Ingrid’s amazing universe is all about happiness & sweetness - with a twist. For Vector NET, she talks about her background, personal style, ideas and techniques.