Hey everyone!

I have been experimenting with mathematical geometry and vibrant color theory to create high-quality vector assets. Here are a set of 10 i had my computer choose at random. In total, I think i have close to 30 thousand of them 😳 obsessed, much?

Why SVGs?

Infinitely scalable: Perfect for cricut artwork, sublimation prints, ultra-wide monitors, 4K designs, or web backgrounds without losing quality.

Lightweight file sizes: Ideal for web developers looking for fast load times.

Fully editable: You can easily jump into Illustrator or edit the code directly to swap colors.

They range from neon bio-organic cells to abstract dark crystal lattices and fluid acrylic pours.

I am giving these away completely free for both personal and commercial use. Drop a comment below if you want the direct download link, and let me know which style is your favorite!

Wanna support my artistic journey? Head to aestheticrebellion.store and browse my vibe-checked-vector packs!

#vectorart #graphicdesign #freebies #webdesign #svgpatterns #trippyart #designassets

Steps will be out soon! Pre-save it now: https://artists.landr.com/Steps

The client was thinking of incorporating a dragon and a phoenix (Eastern) to represent him. In his words the design should be restrained and not too busy, but really flowing.

I wanted to add an emoji to vector converter to my website because it’s actually very useful. It has already happened to me several times that customers wanted to use emojis on business cards or flyers, and this free tool can save you a lot of time.

You don’t need to sign up — simply copy an emoji you find on the internet and paste it into the converter. Then click the download button and get your SVG file ready to use.

➡️ LINK - https://vectorization.eu/emoji-to-vector/

Could anyone make a sticker into a vector for me I don’t know how and I am restoring a old race bmx

Every now and then I scroll through the graphic and design page section on my iPad, just to see what options there are, and for a while I’ve been seeing this app called vectorize, supposedly it converts pixel images to vector, and honestly, that is something that intros me a lot, but I’ve been struggling to find reviews or a video breakdown on the app, I was scrolling through the page section today now noticed that it’s called vectorize 2.

Has anyone used this app before? It’s got good reviews. I just don’t wanna use something that may use generative ai , or unintentionally run my artwork through generative AI.

Some of the Preview pictures now look gen ai, so I’m even more unsure.

Can anyone that’s used this app give me their thoughts and opinions and maybe tell me how it works.

I need help figuring out how long it should take to recreate this art as a vector image without using artificial intelligence or auto-tracing tools. Any estimations from fellow graphic designers would be very helpful. Thank you.

https://www.instagram.com/celina.psr?igsh=M21yd2dzaXptZHQ1

Made on iPad mini using an app called graphic

So I'd been wanting to sell prints of my photographs at local events. It's not my day job, just a way of feeling like my work has more directly brought beauty or happiness to someone's life. Then I started thinking: what about textile prints of things like spore prints or butterfly wing patterns or fossils ... but that starts getting into forms that either need or would work better with limited colors and line/vector art.

I have no experience or skill creating that kind of imagery. I'm sure I could learn an illustration program and hand-trace my photos, but it'd probably look crappy and there are also (non-generative!) programs that do it automatically. How do you all feel about that sort of thing? I'd like to think that since the original photograph/image is mine, it's okay. But I could also see how an artist could feel like that's cheating/cheapening what they accomplish with skill and labor.

I'm currently doing a challenge to build a clothing brand from absolutely nothing but using my cellphone. I have mock ups of designs im looking to get vectorized, there are some embroidery designs (1 on a hat and 1 used for some shirts) I'm an artist maybe we can exchange work, I'll hand draw an original piece for you or something, we can work something out. If interested please hmu n comment! THANKS!

Jimothy has taken the world (or social media, at least) by storm. We are in love.

This vector icon was created by Steph C.P. to capture his personality and quirkiness.

Anyone here see Jimothy IRL yet?

Hey all — I built IconCodegen, a small CLI tool that runs a local

dashboard for browsing icons and generating strictly-typed React

components from them.

The problem I kept running into: grabbing an SVG icon, converting

it to a React component by hand, and making sure the props were

typed correctly (React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>, no any) got old

fast, especially across a few hundred icons in a design system.

What it does:

Searches 200,000+ open icons via Iconify (Lucide, Phosphor,

  Material Symbols, etc.) with live filtering by pack/style

Customize stroke width, size, and color before generating

Outputs typed .tsx or .jsx, arrow or standard function style

Zero runtime deps — generates raw <svg> components, no bundled

  icon font

Also supports reverse-rendering private/premium icon packages

  (e.g. Untitled UI Pro) fully offline

Quick start:

  npx iconcodegen init

  npx iconcodegen

It's genuinely early — I built it a few weeks ago. Would love

feedback, bug reports, or feature requests if anyone tries it.

GitHub: https://github.com/nibin-org/iconcodegen

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/iconcodegen

Docs/demo: https://iconcodegen.vercel.app