Vectortemplates.com Website Review

All the things that make good vectors - and none of the things that make bad ones You can find just about anything in vector format these days. Unfortunately, most of it is or auto-traced or simply crappy. VectorTemplates.com does it differently. This web site is a spin-off of a real-word graphic design studio called Graphics Factory CC. The vector art here were created in-house, by paid, professional designers - to the same high standards as the stuff we produce for our clients. Our intention is to give a ton of these fine vectors to you for free. Click the big, fat START bu*ton to see what's available for $0. Some of them (usually the ones that took us the longest to draw) are available for a couple of dollars. The paid stuff will be available for do*nload directly after you complete your payment. Many new templates including sports, decorative elements, splats, people, and Superman fan art are all currently being compiled and will Logically, if we have a horde of vector images, we can also offer those in raster format. In fact there are about as many raster format images on VectorTemplates.com as there are vector templates. Our raster images range from low-res stuff fit for web design to really large, highly detailed raster images fit for use in professional design and in printing. Relates Sites and other Goodies Vector maps, a collection of links: > 2. PresentationMaps.com has maps in Illustrator and Powerpoint > format. The prices are a bit steep, but nice maps: > 1. LogoAnts.com, specializing in vector logo design, but also any > other type of custom vectors: At VectorTemplates.com we specialize in professional vector stock. No auto-traces, open shapes or other rubbish. And, for the time being, it really is free. As the VectorTemplates.com database of vectors grows we will probably start selling some or all of them, but until then you get professional, free vector templates. Enjoy. At this stage we do not accept vector stock submissions from the public. All the vector templates currently on the site are spin-offs