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A collection of some of the best vector art in the world.
Geekologie has created this amazing vector infographic that traces the history of data storage. This clever little diagram is broken down into 3 categories (music, photos and data), in a way that even a guy like me can understand. It’s amazing how far we have come in such a short span of time.
Geekologie has created this amazing vector infographic that traces the history of data storage. This clever little diagram is broken down into 3 categories (music, photos and data), in a way…
Simplicity is not so simple. Take these incredible examples of television posters for example. Art Director Exergian certainly sat down with a pen an a piece of paper before he took these…
FREE DOWNLOAD – Pinhole camera
Readymech, the originators of the papercraft toy craze, brings you READYCAM, flatpack paper pinhole cameras that work with normal 35mm film. Check out the user-submitted photos in the galleries and choose from the several camera designs.
Yield for vector art – fake road signs
Lyon, France -
Panos 2013 fake Streetsigns is a collaborative project that takes the work of artists from around the world, in the form of fake road signs, and turns the streets of Lyon, France into an enormous gallery without walls.
The round red and white signs look enough like real European traffic signs that you might take them for granted, but weird enough if you notice them to make you stop and think.
This project has a delightful sense of humor, lots playful absurdity and a wonderful scale.
EXERGIAN – VECTOR TELEVISION SHOW POSTERS
Simplicity is not so simple. Take these incredible examples of television posters for example. Art Director Exergiancertainly sat down with a pen an a piece of paper before he took these concepts to the finish line.
It’s just one on the many impressive examples in this diverse portfolio. See for yourself, it will either inspire you or get you frustrated that your own work needs to get elevated.
VECTOR ARTIST – *JUSSTA in the nick of time
Jussta is a vector artist from Poland. Her portfolio displays a range of work including Vexel stylization, Vector Cartoon, and Hyperreal. She mixes these styles in her work. Each image has areas of different stylization. In the large image, you can see how the flat vector jacket contrasts the realism of the woman depicted in the image.
