Vector - Written by Bart on Monday, January 28, 2008 15:28 - 1 Comment
Free Vector Silhouettes
As vector illustrations are getting more and more popular i looked over the web for some free illustrations and found 8 of them on deviantART and I find them very useful and they are suitable for all type of sites from personal blogs, to designer showcases, and even professional and corporate sites. Good example of it is next2freinds.com web site. Here’s the list of them:
• http://dana-cz.deviantart.com/art/SGA-vector-silhouettes-68811694
• http://raspete.deviantart.com/art/Silhouettes-Siluetas-Stock-68832150
• http://blindblues46.deviantart.com/art/vector-dancers-69991740
• http://sidath.deviantart.com/art/people-37801722
• http://mel-an-choly.deviantart.com/art/everyday-people-38279047
• http://mel-an-choly.deviantart.com/art/everyday-people-2-57790677
• http://chaosmuse.deviantart.com/art/Vector-Resource-People-13995117
• http://russianpunx.deviantart.com/art/Vector-quot-StuffPack3-quot-people-44593311
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