Opting for digital formats in design and art is environmentally and socially responsible. Digital content offers versatile usage while minimizing the production of speculative physical products. In alignment with this commitment, we have chosen to provide you access to our digital vision.
Under the Royalty-Free License, you are granted permission to utilize our designs for personal ventures, within your office or residence. This includes the incorporation of designs into self-made clothing items or sharing them as gifts. However, resale of the designs is strictly prohibited. The primary objective of this licensing arrangement is to offer convenient, cost-effective, and unencumbered access to our artistic creations for your use.
The Royalty-Free Premium License is a specialized licensing option crafted to permit the incorporation of our designs into your proprietary products, allowing for resale to your clientele. To acquire these rights, please engage with us directly, furnishing details regarding the intended scope and utilization of our designs. Subsequently, we will collaboratively formulate a mutually beneficial agreement tailored to your specific requirements.
This undertaking represents a creative challenge and artistic endeavor, defined solely by compositional parameters, a monochromatic color palette, and unbridled imagination. Boundaries are limited to these structural elements, allowing for unrestricted inspiration derived from diverse sources. For further insights, please feel free to contact us through our Facebook page.
Vector files are special pictures made with math on a grid, while raster files are built using tiny colored blocks called pixels. Vector files can change size without losing quality, making them better for certain jobs than raster files. The main vector files we usually work with are:
.ai: Short for Adobe Illustrator, this file is commonly used in print media and digital graphics, such as logos.
.svg: The Scalable Vector Graphics format is based in XML (a markup language used widely across the Internet that's readable by both machines and humans). It's useful for the web, where it can be indexed, searched, and scripted.
.eps: Encapsulated PostScript is an older type of vector graphics file. .eps files don't support transparency in the way more modern file formats like .ai do.
“The key difference between vector and raster files comes down to utility. Since vectors are based around formulas, a vector image can scale at high resolution to virtually unlimited sizes”
These are Adobe Illustrator swatches that have repeating patterns based on our abstract designs. They come in handy for creating clothes, wallpaper art, or adding background effects to your graphic creations.
Our creative journey doesn't end here - there's a trove of artworks eagerly anticipating their debut on this page, and we're continuously brewing up fresh ideas. We're committed to weekly updates to keep the inspiration flowing. Don't miss out on the latest - stay in the loop by signing up for our newsletter!
No need to panic there can be several reasons for that situation:
The decision stems from a combination of factors, primarily driven by the imperative to safeguard against fraudulent activities. Currently, we have opted against utilizing watermarks as a conscious choice to mitigate the risk of unauthorized use of our designs. This measure also contributes to prudent fiscal management, conserving resources within the constraints of our modest budget.