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ByBrant Wilson
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Let me start of by saying that there are many different ways to do this. I’ve recently gotten a lot of emails and feedback regarding how to take the free vectors I provide, and actually use them in a web page design. There is no possible way I can entirely cover that subject with a…
ByBrant Wilson
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This set is Part 3 of my Free Vector Web Page elements series, and there are a couple of important differences to note. Believe it or not, there is no “reflection” in this set. In fact it’s quite opposite of the previous sets in 2 ways. Instead of a reflection, we have here a subtle…
ByBrant Wilson
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I was thinking to myself that this probably should have been one of my first posts, so I quickly made some glass orbs for you. What kind of Illustrator blog would this be without a free glass orb download? I guess it completely slipped my mind and I apologize, but I’m serious when I say…
ByBrant Wilson
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Photo via Envato Elements I’ve put together a list of 17 quick tips that will help you save time when using Illustrator, and increase productivity as well. For some of you, this may mean breaking a habit or two, but in the long run, it’s well worth exploring the options of the Illustrator interface if…
ByBrant Wilson
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This set has a slightly less noticeable shadow, and a simplified highlight. So in general, they should appear to be more shallow (in a 3D sense of the word) than the previous set, as well as most of my other buttons, in turn making this set easier to customize. The highlight is simply a white…
ByBrant Wilson
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I’ve found it to be a difficult task to discover (decent) free seamless perforated metal patterns on the web. Seamless VECTOR is even harder to find. I mulled it over and the seamless vector patterns that I’ve searched for the most would be Perf metal, and Paisley, by far. I haven’t attempted paisley yet, but…
ByBrant Wilson
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I’m not sure if this is a widely used Illustrator feature or not. I’ve been using Illustrator almost every day for years, but I never took advantage of this feature until a few months ago. If this isn’t new to you, spare me the “I already knew that crap.” It’s new to me, and I…
ByBrant Wilson
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In a previous post, I described in detail how to make these shapes on your own. Because so many of you responded to my “Fancy Headers” post with questions about how I made those designs, I’m going to give you my source files that inspired those designs. Not only is this an example of what…
ByBrant Wilson
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This is a free set of vector icons designed by BittBox for you to use in your webpage or blog (or anything else including commercial apps). The files are in AI, EPS, and SVG format, so they can be scaled to any size without having to worry about pixelation. Customizing tip: In Illustrator’s preferences >…
ByBrant Wilson
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In a previous post, I stressed on how you can find some very valuable information in comments, especially on big social media sites. Well, If you know what to look for, reading comments can give you free access to advice from actual working professionals. I consider this priceless information, don’t you? I’m going to use…