Many of you probably noticed that the Box has been down for a couple days. Well, my hard drive had to be replaced and it took a lot longer to fix than expected. No worries though, I had plenty of time to make some freebies! In this set you’ll find 3 very detailed sunflower vectors. Hope you like ‘em ;) and lets hope my host’s hardware doesn’t crap-out again anytime soon, huh!

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I while back I told you how to get a free vector once a month from iStock. Well Vectorstock.com gives a vector away each month as well. This month’s vector is actually pretty decent palm tree silhouette landscape. You must sign up/create an account in order to download the freebies. In fact, you won’t even be able to see the free vector until you create an account. Don’t forget to check back once a month. iStock lets download previous months’ free vectors, but I’m not seeing previous downloads on Vectorstock.

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I knew iStockPhoto.com gives away a free (high-res) image each week, but I was completely unaware that they also give away a free vector each month (and video, if you’re into that). I’m not sure how long this has been going on, but I stumbled onto the vector freebie in one of the latest iStock email newsletters. Oh, and I should probably mention that you need to create an account in order to download all the free stuff. Thanks iStock!

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Not really much to say here other than enjoy. :) Just another free set of vectors for you to digest. Hope you can put them to good use! Download below.

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I’ve recently received quite a few emails about VectorMagic, a new online bitmap vectorizing service from a couple generous and ingenious minds at Stanford University. If you read the about page, VectorMagic seems to be the brain-child of two individuals, James Diebel and Jacob Norda. [Thanks Guys!]

My initial reaction. . . . WOW. If this is truly the work of 2 individuals, I couldn’t be any more impressed. Not only is VectorMagic (in my opinion) up-to-par/comparable to “Live Trace” in Illustrator and “Trace Bitmap” in Inkscape, but it’s 100% free, online, and to tell you the truth, seems to be as fast, if not faster than our desktop counterparts. Impressive.

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