By Nate Jelovich
The main difference between vector illustrations and others, such as bitmap (aka raster), is that vectors will not degrade in quality no matter how large they are scaled. Vectors work by using mathematical formula to store the data such as lines, shapes and colors. Where bitmap images (which account for nearly all images displayed online) are composed of pixels, vectors are composed of points, lines and curves. As you can imagine, working with vector images provides much more flexibility.
Check out the 20 fresh vector illustrations below!
aliens aliens aliens by Luther Brown
In a Clearing by Chris Leavens
NaniBirdland by Josh McKible
happymorning by Cathleen Wolter
Silent Dragon - 01 by Mike Orduña
Run DMC by Jim Hsieh
pandas will die by jonathan ball
Supa Fly by Luther Brown
Mystical Bits by Chris Leavens
Auto-Retrato en Vector by Juliana Maz
Urban Abe Remix by Luther Brown
Twiggy by Sergey Shinjaev
pirate and sea monster laugh as they destroy the w by jonathan ball
A beautiful morning_def by Tim Van den Broeck
Suicide by Rubens LP
Queen of the Road by Travis Pitts
Retro style games joystick illustration by Christopher King
AKINOLAUDE by J Velasco
Paradise Lost by Mike Orduña
Parfume by Sergey Shinjaev
Nate Jelovich works at Imagekind, where artists can show and sell their photography and artwork online. Now introducing Imagekind Storefronts, artists can open their own completely customizable online art shop to better sell their work. Nate offers several art tips, trends and marketing ideas on the Imagekind Blog. You can also follow Imagekind on Twitter.
Cool vector images/illustrations… I think I even understand a lot better the differences between “vector” and “bit-map” images… if not “totally”… at least better !! Showcasing a lot of different “artists and their unique styles”… thanks again to Brukhar and Presidia Creative !!
yah a lot to do in illustration…nice collection
Really really impressive work.