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Seattle, Wa – Jeff Gilbert and his friends at Mansplat Magazine are not only innovative and creative, they are generous contributers to the Vectorvault community. Since the “get-go”, these cats have supported vector art and the people who bring them to life. So it’s only natural that we began to take notice of the incredible [...]
Mark Anthony is one of our most active Anchorpoint members. He has recently updated his site and we wanted to let you know about it. Here are a few examples sof his logos designs from his new gallery. Take a moment to browse these new galleries and learn more about his services. Thanks for keeping [...]
Here are a few valuable vector logo pieces offered by Logo Templater. Keep these handy for a rainy day. “We are creating free blank logos templates and free vector art images in Adobe Illustrator EPS files for free download. Use our graphics designs for your website, company or MySpace icon graphics.” – Logo Templater [...]
One of the most alarming tragedies in graphic design today is that most logos live a unsatisfying existence in captivity. They are subject to brutal trademark infringement and often enlarged to unreasonable sizes by account directors all over the world. It’s very sad. At last a group of design preservationists have courageously released a small [...]
Brands of the World is the most comprehensive resource and one of the most visited web sites where visitors can browse and access copies of the world’s famous brands and logos. Through our site, visitors will be able to access and obtain Vector format versions of thousands of brands and logos for use in the [...]
The clever kids over at inspiredology have scoured the world for a collection of logos that are worth taken notice of. In a world so saturated with branding, great design seems to get lost. Every now and then we like to put the focus on the few who are doing it right. See all 120. [...]
Ad campaign by Dentsu
Shanghai, China – Mixing and manipulating corporate logos and traditional Chinese symbols, Shanghai-based artist Chen Hang Feng makes intricate paper cutouts that riff on both the era of mega-businesses and his own ancient heritage. This video visits Feng in his studio and accompanies him on a paper-finding walk while he talks about his work, his [...]
Ottawa, Canada – Biotechnology, nuclear power, toxic chemicals, electromagnetic radiation — each of these technological hazards has a universally recognized warning symbol associatedwith it. So why not nanotechnology — the world’s most powerful (and potentially dangerous) technology? Take a look at a catalogue of entries here. Why Do We Need a Nano-Hazard Symbol?
