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Vectorvault featured in Advanced Photoshop Magazine

January 12, 2011 by Adam Jarvis 3 Comments

Today, my issue of Advanced Photoshop Magazine arrived. Much to my delight, Vectorvault has been featured in an article called Shop For Stock about some of the best resources for designers and digital illustrators.

It feels really terrific to be recognized by such an impressive magazine. Advanced Photoshop Magazine has always stood for great digital art, and now Vectorvault has been given a nod. It’s a great feeling.
When you swing by a magazine rack, pick up a copy. We have contributed a $5 discount coupon along with 48 free vectors included on their freebie disc.
It’s our way of saying “Thank you”. To the publication, but most importantly to the “clickity-clickers” out there who keep the world of vector art growing. Respect to those who choose to create, in a time that has dealt with so much destruction. Keep building dreams that lead to somewhere. All the best for 2011.

“Windows to the Soul” NFT by Vectorvault

One-of-a-kind NFT
Windows to the Soul
by Adam Jarvis (aka. Vectorvault)
:: press-release ::

This NFT was created exclusively for the Mask Ephemera Exhibition as part of NFT.NYC. Displayed at the Searchlight by NFTs.tips Conference (Nov. 1 – 4, 2021).

“The pandemic has changed the way that we see each other. Masks have become a socially accepted accessory. Now, more than ever, the eyes need to convey who we are and what we are thinking. This NFT looks deeper into what it means to be seen and speak without saying a word.”

All 489 frames were manually-animated using an assortment of original vector components from the Vectorvault Digital Toolbox. This is the seventh NFT minted for the “Black – White – Red” 1 of 1 collection.

One-of-a-kind Non-fungible Token

Originally created:
September 12, 2021

Minted on:
October 13, 2021

VIEW THIS NFT

Windows to the Soul by Vectorvault

This limited-edition digital piece was created using elements from the Vectorvault vector art collection. This manually-animated NFT has 489 frames.

e·phem·er·a
/əˈfem(ə)rə/

Things that exist or are used or enjoyed for only a short time.

Items of collectible memorabilia, typically written or printed ones, that were originally expected to have only short-term usefulness or popularity.

About the artist

Officially recognized as a Canadian Digital Visual Artist by Canada Council for the Arts, Adam has built a strong artistic and design reputation. His work has been featured in Advanced Photoshop Magazine as well as several reputable art galleries in both Canada and abroad. His work is properly catalogued and supported with language to ensure value for future collectors.

The Vecorvault NFT Collection:

Our non-fungible tokens are created thoughtfully. Please invest with us.

Sale Documentation

This is where “your story” will go. A tale of an NFT investor with the foresight to see the potential of secondary sales backed with this online digital historical record. This page and this piece is for someone who understands the value of digital provenance when it comes to NFT investment. Who is it for? You. Come and claim it.

This is where we will also include transaction links, dates and our gratitude. This is a page that you will want to send out. You can also contribute your own quote to it as well. Something like:

“I had to have this NFT. In the end my winning bid felt great. Blah blah blah.”

You write your own history as an NFT collector. Here, you can use my pen.
Your purchase will be celebrated and backed up on the blockchain – forever.

Want more?

Compromise

One-of-a-kind NFT
Compromise
by Adam Jarvis (aka. Vectorvault)

Sometimes in order to get something good, you need to give something up.

This manually-animated NFT has 150 frames.

The fifth NFT minted for the “Black – White – Red” collection.

Minted
September 22, 2021

Compromise NFT by Vectorvault

This limited-edition digital piece was created using elements from the Vectorvault vector art collection. Each frame is manually animated.

About the artist

The Vecorvault NFT Collection:

Our non-fungible tokens are created thoughtfully. Please invest with us.

Sale Documentation

This is where we will also include transaction links, dates and our gratitude. This is a page that you will want to send out. You can also contribute your own quote to it as well. Something like:

“I had to have this NFT. In the end my winning bid felt great. Blah blah blah.”

You write your own history as an NFT collector. Here, you can use my pen.
Your purchase will be celebrated and backed up on the blockchain – forever.

Want more?

Force Field

One-of-a-kind NFT
Force Field
by Adam Jarvis (aka. Vectorvault)

We work hard for the ones that we love. Our motivation to keep them safe from harm transcends obligation. As parents, it is our purpose. This NFT illustrates the love that we have for our children and the attempts that we make to protect them.

This manually-animated NFT has 150 frames.

The third NFT minted for the “Black – White – Red” collection.

Minted
September 20, 2021

Force Field by Vectorvault

This limited-edition digital piece was created as a tribute to most valuable asset – my family. I am motivated by a primal duty to keep them safe. The concept was created to convey the lengths in which we will go to accomplish that.

About the artist

The Vecorvault NFT Collection:

Our non-fungible tokens are created thoughtfully. Please invest with us.

Sale Documentation

This is where we will also include transaction links, dates and our gratitude. This is a page that you will want to send out. You can also contribute your own quote to it as well. Something like:

“I had to have this NFT. In the end my winning bid felt great. Blah blah blah.”

You write your own history as an NFT collector. Here, you can use my pen.
Your purchase will be celebrated and backed up on the blockchain – forever.

Want more?

Rewind Selector!

One-of-a-kind NFT
Rewind Selector!
by Adam Jarvis (aka. Vectorvault)

Back in the day, in a crowded party, if a DJ played the opening of a song and the room exploded with excitement, it was not uncommon to hear the phrase “Rewind Selector!” A call to turn back the hands of time so that you can relive a moment. If only that magic phrase could rewind us to those moments in our lives that we were supposed to savour. Check one two.

This manually-animated NFT has 413 frames.

The fourth NFT minted for the “Black – White – Red” collection.

Minted
September 22, 2021

Rewind Selector! by Vectorvault

This NFT was created as a tribute to music lovers of a certain age. Tragically, some will never know the stress of surgically repairing a cassette with a pencil. Most have never had to wait with their finger on the record button and literally “wait” for their song to come on the radio in order to capture it. There was a time when cassettes were the audio format of choice. before CDs, there were small plastic cases with hand written playlists on a small fold out card.

This digital piece is a mixture of black and white video layered in custom vector elements from the Vectorvault library. With personal touches and small details, this unique NFT is filled with nostalgic hits (on both side A and B).

Inspiration

Music is a very important thing in my life. I wanted to create a token that embodied the feelings from a time long past. Before the internet, there was a time where music was a treasure that you had to hunt for. was it better back then? In a word – yes.

About the artist

The Vecorvault NFT Collection:

Our non-fungible tokens are created thoughtfully. Please invest with us.

Sale Documentation

This is where we will also include transaction links, dates and our gratitude. This is a page that you will want to send out. You can also contribute your own quote to it as well. Something like:

“I had to have this NFT. In the end my winning bid felt great. Blah blah blah.”

You write your own history as an NFT collector. Here, you can use my pen.
Your purchase will be celebrated and backed up on the blockchain – forever.

Want more?

Turntable Deconstructed

One-of-a-kind NFT
Turntable Deconstructed
by Adam Jarvis (aka. Vectorvault)

Round and round we go. This tribute NFT is inspired by countless hours of listening to music on vinyl. Reading liner notes and admiring the artwork of album jackets. Dropping more needles than a seamstress. Pulling memories from milk crates and dancing the night away.

303 frames partnered with a custom audio arrangement.

The second NFT minted for the “Black – White – Red” collection.

Minted
September 19, 2021

Turntable Deconstructed by Vectorvault

This NFT was created as a tribute to audiophiles everywhere. For those who love vinyl albums and the art that accompany them. A deconstructed breakdown of the inner mechanics of a turntable. Dropping the needle on an iconic piece of equipment.

Inspiration

When I was a young teenager, I met this kid who invited me over to his house after school. As it turns out, his dad was a DJ and his basement was filled with records. Every day after school we listened to music and admired the album jackets. These afternoons effected my understanding of music and my tastes to this very day.

Music has played a strong role in my life. I became actively involved in the legendary Toronto House Music Scene of the late 80’s and early 90’s. I organized parties and befriended many DJ’s who I consider friends to this day. Their mix tapes and early morning warehouse parties helped to shape me. This piece in a way is a tribute to them. To the disc jockey’s who have curated the ambiance of my youth.

About the artist

The Vecorvault NFT Collection:

Our non-fungible tokens are created thoughtfully. Please invest with us and become part of the story.

Dropping more needles than a seamstress. "Turntable Deconstructed" on @opensea (0.35) – https://t.co/SxpCJdW0G8 – Part of the #BlackWhiteRed #NFTcollection (1 of 1) pic.twitter.com/qjtOLpCz5f

— VECTORVAULT (@vectorvault) December 31, 2021

Sale Documentation

This is where we will also include transaction links, dates and our gratitude. This is a page that you will want to send out. You can also contribute your own quote to it as well. Something like:

“I had to have this NFT. In the end my winning bid felt great. Blah blah blah.”

You write your own history as an NFT collector. Here, you can use my pen.
Your purchase will be celebrated and backed up on the blockchain – forever.

Want more?

People sometimes forget. The #Blockchain remembers. https://t.co/0aE4liDfXj :: I was here. I made things. I sold things. I bought things. #NFTcreator #NFTcollector pic.twitter.com/AFFS4V1bvq

— VECTORVAULT (@vectorvault) December 29, 2021

Vectorvault featured in Advanced Photoshop Magazine