Posts Tagged with Vector
Its time for some more free stuff everyone, and I have a nice little giveaway for you! The kind folks over at Electric Rain have offered up 3 more copies of Swift3D V5 ($249 value each) to 3 lucky BittBox commenters. If you’re not familiar with Swift3D, it’s a very powerful 3D modeling/animation software that makes it super easy and fast to create stunning 3D animations and import them directly into Flash without writing a single line of code.
On Election Day, I asked everyone what kind of freebies you wanted the most, and the majority of you voted for vectors. So, naturally I made a free vector set for everyone, and here it is. Birds in Flight, 12 vectors available in EPS and SVG formats. Hope you like ‘em! Tweet Tweet :)
I recently found a little gem in the ever-growing list of software of the Apple site. DrawBerry is a free vector graphics editor for OS X. It has a slick, Pixelmator-like interface and is pretty easy to use. It’s not as powerful as Inkscape, but it’s much more lightweight and it’s very easy to use. Some features to note are, layers, opacity, blending modes, history, fill shapes with images, SVG support, shape alignment tool, and much more. Check out the video below, and screenshots to get a closer look.
DrawBerry from Jay Hilgert on Vimeo.
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It’s always nice to see my stuff put to good use. Below is a t-shirt design with some BittBox vectors in it. The shirt is from FfeeClothing.com, a site I’m not familiar with, but I like it already. If you missed these vectors, you can find them here. Thanks Martyn for sending this in :)
I’ve got some cool wings to share with everyone. I took the time to follow this tutorial over at the GoMediaZine Blog and I’d like to share the results with everyone. I’ve got the usual, EPS and SVG formats, and I also included 3 feathers for anyone who would like to try and follow the tutorial and try it on your own. Hope you put them to good use :)
I’m back from about a week-long hiatus, and I wanted to kick things back off with some killer freebies. This is another set of “hand-drawn” decorative ornaments. A lot of you seemed to like the first set and I enjoy making them, so I decided to crank out some more. These were hand sketched on pencil/paper then scanned and converted to vectors. They may not look like vectors, but trust me, they are. Available in EPS and SVG, as always. Preview of what’s inside after the jump.
Time for some more free vectors? Yeah, I thought so too. I had a lot of fun making these on the Wacom. Let me know how you like them in the comments. I can pump these out relatively quickly, so If everyone likes them, I’ll prep for round 2. Anyway, hope you can put them to good use :)
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