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Your Imagination is the Combination
Stephane Coedel and Kevin Dart
“A Kiss From Tokyo”, Theatrical Trailer (1964) – Yuki 7 dashes around the world in hot pursuit of the tantalizingly tricky Diamond Eye, who is stealing parts and plans and leaving behind a path of murdered scientists in her quest to build a missile inside her volcanic lair.”
Watch the trailer below:
Patterns come in handy. Especially when you need to change the texture of a surface quickly. I do it all the time. It adds subtle personality.
This Vector Pattern Library has a diverse range of patterns.
Over 200 repeatable vector patterns each in three color combinations, plus grayscale. The images are organized for quick reference: design discipline, floral, zoomorphic, and geometric. Plus, numerical color recipes are included for each layer in both CMYK (print) and RGB (web). Images are saved in AI, EPS and SVG vector formats, as well as in a JPEG bitmap version.
Here are a few examples:
Familiarize yourself with our expanding Vector Art Collection. Let us know what kind of vector art you require. We pledge to connect you to what you need – fast. In the process, we hope to free you up for other tasks. Like making money.
We’re looking out for you.
On January 28, 1986, NASA Challenger mission STS-51-L ended in tragedy when the shuttle exploded 73 seconds after takeoff. On board was physicist Ronald E. McNair, who was the second African American to enter space. But first, he was a kid with big dreams in Lake City, South Carolina.
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If this is your year – congrats.
Now, claim your place. Show “Destiny” that you mean business. Go get ’em kid.
Year of the Snake Vector Art Print by David McLeod
BUY IT NOW.
Vector art is what we are all about. And after all these years. That never seems to really change. It’s work like this that remind us what is so special about this style of digital art. It requires the discipline or an artist and the soul of a mathematician.
Last July, Vectorvault was fortunate enough to be introduced to the Research and Development Team at Niagara College. They have been building some key infrastructure for us. And as we “Round Third” on this project’s completion, we find ourselves working with another talented Niagara College group. This time, specifically related to Marketing. Lighting apparently, can strike twice.
July seems like a long time ago as I braved some deadly weather to drive to Niagara on the Lake Today. I met with Professor Malcolm H. and David D – Great guys. Both of them made me feel very at ease, and had nothing but high praise for the second year Marketing class that I presented to Today.
I think that it went well. Most of it was just speaking about where Vectorvault came from and where it fit in the marketplace. I raced through allot of slides and tried my best to “boil it down” the best that I could.
As I rolled my eyes across the faces in the room today, I could see “the wheels turning”. I hope that will translate into some creative approaches and curiosity. I am confident that wherever it ends up, Vectorvault will be advantaged by alternative perspectives and imaginative solutions.
I’m looking forward to watching it unfold. And I’m providing all the ingredients necessary for an ambitious team to really stand out. I’m excited for them and us.
Malcolm, David and the entire class, Thanks for listening today. Just remember, I’m listening as well. Let’s keep the lines of communication open along with our minds. Good luck.
* Expand this post for some vector inspiration:
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This one was uploaded to the Vectorvault Flickr Group and immediately caught our eye. Leon Ryan has pulled this clever illustration right off the grill. Smiles all around here at the Vectorvault Studio for this “fancy frank“.
This year our Flickr page has exploded with over 980 members and 8300 examples of vector creativity. If you have a vector design that you want to showcase, take the time to upload it on Flickr or any of our other thriving social media networks.
If you are like us, and you can’t get enough of Leon Ryan‘s work, “Deal” with this:
Artist’s portfolio
