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hibiscus flowers – vector freebies
I found a flower pot by the trash-cans in my courtyard on Saturday before Easter. Two long ligneous branches, a few deep-green leaves, plenty of yellow, falling ones (nothing too spectacular). But I took it home. When I saw it that morning (and it was May, 1st – isn’t it a day that has something [...]
... morenew season makeover – my new spring/summer avatar
Is it the extended weekend that I somehow forgot about all to-dos, shoulds, have-tos etc? Totally laid-back – it’s not very me… (yet?).
About the afternoon I felt I miss my macbook, woke it up and had this sudden urge to change my avatar. The one (to the left) I’ve been using up to now was a self-portrait created in Illustrator. The plan was to modify it and make it more for spring and summer. Ear muffs and my warmest yellow sweater are deep down in the closet now.
la Fête du Muguet – free vector
It’s a french tradition to give the ones you love a bouquet of delicate lilies-of-the-valley each year on May, 1. You can buy them on every street – the florists have a busy labour day. It’s definitely worth carrying over to wherever lilies-of-the-valley are in blossom now. I prepared this free vector bouquet for all [...]
... moreone thousand nights and one vector freebie
No, it didn’t take me that long. It’s the spirit of the 1001 Persian stories that I sensed while working on my recent vector illustrations. Still, the initial idea was somewhere else. I’ve got a cute (love them all) collection of horses. (No real horse! -I’m scared to death). But I’m not a nice collection owner. I’ve never even counted them or gathered all together in one place. Some live on the balcony, some in cardboard boxes (I’m sorry), I share my office with lucky two or three. So now it’s time to start portraying them and rediscover the beauty (or charm at least) of the forgotten ones.
... moretutorial: Create and color an eco easter egg in Adobe Illustrator
In this tutorial you will learn how to prepare an eco colored egg for easter. Eco for there are no artificial colorants used. I wanted to recreate the look of a traditional polish egg: cooked in onion rinds with wax decors to be scratched off afterwards. In the first part of this tutorial I explain how to create a decor, in the second one how to create a 3D naturaly looking egg.
... moremore eggs – vector freebies
This time it’s all vector work, coloring and effects. I took care not to apply any raster effects (in particular, I applied gradients instead of drop shadow) so they are perfectly resizable. Half a dozen – enjoy.
... morepaper-cuts: free vectors and iPhone wallpapers
Today’s post is inspired by traditional folk paper-cuts. The ones you can find on old faded postcards.
I thought to link it by contrast with a shiny iPhone. The screen I dream of (high on my wish list).
Below you can find my three suggestions for iPhone wallpaper.
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