5 Free Seamless Vector Patterns

by Jay Hilgert
on March 22, 2007

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I will elaborate on multiple ways to use these patterns in upcoming posts with both Illustrator and Photoshop, but for now, here are 5 seamless vector patterns for your designs. Formats: AI, EPS, SVG, PNG. Tip: instantly turn these 5 patterns into 10 by reversing the fill into a stroke. For those of you without a vector graphics editor, check out InkScape (free) or you can use the PNG provided with a transparent background.

5 Free Seamless Vector Patterns
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Random Free Vectors Part 2 – Rounded Squares

by Jay Hilgert
on March 21, 2007

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Here is another example of a design play with a single shape. With a single shape, it’s possible to achieve very intricate designs, with a little layering, color, and path manipulation. I’ve been exploring simple shapes and layering lately, and again wanted to share with you a little super-simple inspiration.

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DESIGN: Using Typography to create Texture

by Jay Hilgert
on March 20, 2007

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It’s often a challenge to really play with typography as a design element itself. It’s no secret that type plays a significant role in a lot of the design world, both print, web, and beyond. But typography itself is a nice easy way to experiment with your design to see what you can come up with, given the circumstances allow for it. I have to sometimes force myself to do this, but it’s a really nice way to add a little extra if done right. Typography, especially scaled way up, can be a powerful addition to your design, and even a texture layer at times. I will use the font Sidewalk from a previous post as an example.

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