Set consisting of twelve fleur de lis symbols in one-color designs. Six of them are simple monocromatic shapes while the remaining ones have different hollow ornaments on the inside as well. They all feature various types of curls, fleurons and the spade like shape in the middle. Inspiration came from various history and architecture books, which pictured details from medieval castle facades or from extended ornaments built around a certain coat of arms. You can use them straight up after download, tweak them around a bit to suit the exact needs of your project or break them down and employ the resulting shapes for your specific design scenario. If you’re interested in downloading the background texture as well, just visit my Flickr photostream (see the menu on the right) and you’ll find it there along with others.

As always check the EXIF for licensing. You’re allowed to use it in both personal and commercial projects. While, you shouldn’t redistribute it or link directly to the file, you can link to this post instead. Attribution is required.

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Set of 8 truck and ATV tire tracks brushes of different sizes and geometric shapes, each colored in a different earth tone hue. The patterns range from simple alternating ones with two or three threads to more complex variations with several irregular shapes on each side. Some of the caterpillar tracks have larger gaps between them. Each of the track is saved as a swatch, with proper clipping, so you can simply apply it to the strokes.

I came up with this set of vector graphic images after working on a website for an off-road vehicle dealer. Because the animated Flash header already featured some ATVs racing on a dirt track, it wouldn’t have made sense using the same idea as the background of the site. That’s why i went for a simple dirty green gradient with all sorts of fading tire tracks overlaid on top. This gave it a nice touch without cluttering the page or distracting the viewers. While i could have easily went and bought any of the previously available stock vector graphics, i thought it would be more fun and creative to try and create my own.

As always check the EXIF for licensing. You’re allowed to use it in both personal and commercial projects. While, you shouldn’t redistribute it or link directly to the file, you can link to this post instead. Attribution is required.

To download the archive click here.