This month’s free vector from Vectorstock.com. I told you all that I would remind you each month about this online freebie,
Free Hi-Res Photoshop Brushes: Messy Spraypaint
It’s Photoshop Brush time again, and I’ve got a new set of 10 high res brushes for you. These aren’t traditional spraypaint brushes, so “Messy Spraypaint” is as close as I could get to an accurate name. Most of them are 2500px, and I also included PNGs for anyone not using Photoshop. CS1 & CS3 brushes, PNGs, screenshots after the jump.
Congratulations to the Flash Component Winners!
Thanks to everyone for stopping by and participating, (over 700 of you) and a special thanks goes out to Flashloaded for making the giveaway possible.
The three lucky winners were Em, Jlenss, and Brandon. Congrats to you three, and I hope you enjoy the Flash components. Here’s to another 3 million visitors!
Celebrating 3 Million Visits: Come Win Some Free Stuff
The Box has just surpassed 3 Million visitors, and in celebration, it’s time for some free stuff. I know I didn’t celebrate 1M or even 2M visits, but 3M in less than a year-and-a-half is a number I never expected to hit this quickly. One of my advertisers, Flashloaded, has signed on for this special occasion to offer up some free Flash Components to 3 lucky BittBox readers. Contest rules after the jump.
Dingbats Roundup: 16 Incredibly Detailed, Useful (and free) Dingbat Fonts
Now, before I start, not everyone is going to think these are all useful, so if you don’t ever use tree silhouettes, fine. But some of us do. Personally, I love dingbats because (most of the time) I convert them to vectors in Illustrator and use them as very large elements in some cases. All you have to do is use the font in Illustrator and then go to Type > Create Outlines, and Bam. You got yourself a vector to work with. Here are some dingbat fonts that I thought you might enjoy.
1. Geobats
