Vector Art

What does an apple and Vector.net have in common? Everyone has heard that an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Well, a daily free vector will keep you creative and on your toes. Apples are an excellent source of minerals and fibre, while VectorNET provides a good source of footage and inspiration.

If you plan a summer party, you need to decide the venue, make an invitation list and design a flyer or poster. The artwork to promote your party should be so that your friends and other party animals talk about it for weeks. Here you can download some amazing nightlife and music vector elements as a start for your layout and graphics.

Pop Art was born in the roaring fifties and quickly became one of the most prominent art movements of the 20^th century. A consumer and media boom took place, and visual artists started to interpret ideas, themes and motifs specific to consumer products, mass media, social concerns, advertising and comics. To quote Andy Warhol, “Pop Art is all about liking things”.

Today, Californian artist Mel Marcelo is following in the Pope of Pop’s footsteps, transforming the ordinary into extraordinary. Marcelo’s wonderful digital artworks are full of familiar faces and objects, setting him firmly in place as the 2000s heir of the Pop Art movement.

Highly detailed skyscraper vector graphics in Adobe Illustrator AI, EPS, PDF and SVG format for free download. The vector art collection contains the world’s tallest existing and planned buildings: Burj Dubai/Burj Khalifa, Guangzhou TV Tower, Empire State Building, Nanjing Greenland Financial Center aka Greenland Square Zifeng Tower, Milad Tower aka Borj-e-Milad, Al Hamra Skyscraper, Emirates Park Towers, Elite Residence Dubai Marina, Shanghai Tower, Petronas Towers, Dubai Towers Doha, Jin Mao Building, Chicago Spire, Emirates Towers, John Hancock Center, Ryugyong Hotel and many other amazing skyscraper vectors.

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.

Designers, wake up! The vector reveille is sounding, can’t you hear? At Vector.net, we feel some feverish excitement as it’s time for a graphic art revolution; to overturn the pixel barricades and make some graphic history. We are at the forefront in exploring creative ways of creating digital art that is on the cutting edge… to boldly trace lines and shapes that no man had traced before. To use Joan of Arcs words: We are not afraid… We were born to do this!”

In the last years, vector art has been warmly embraced by a fast growing community of graphic designers and illustrators who seek to move beyond the limitations of raster graphics. The vector art technology is all about the liberating experience of being able to scale shapes, lines and colors to any size and detail. Take your creativity in your hands and jump away to vector freedom!