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Vectorlinesswirls

20 Vector Lines Swirls and Patterns

Category: Other
Type: Adobe Illustrator (.ai)
Added: Jan 30, 2008
120265 Downloads
Rating: 6.7/10 (513 votes)

Description:
20 Different swirls for use in backgrounds and for adding texture. Great for use in any vector illustration especially skys, space and anything techy.

License:
General Public License

Comments

whodefu said 3 months ago at 12:54PM

the free graphics given here are more sophisticated than the tilde trick, have a closer look…

would probably be possible to create a script to make the steps sequential ensuring the same step and repeat for a precise geometrical drawing… !!ILSHSC

luis said 6 months ago at 08:02PM

Nothing special in this pack.
Any one can do this in one go.
But I think it really helps beginners, to be more creative.

alex said about 1 year ago at 10:35AM

Nice work!

But why the GPL? Creative Commons would be more usefull.

Daryel said about 1 year ago at 02:25PM

realmente excelente….

Gerry said about 1 year ago at 02:15PM

Hey Petroide, Rob was just remarking on how good the vector art is and that he is grateful. Incidentally he’s a graphic designer, and probably not an ‘ashole’. Though maybe you know him better than I do…

Rob said about 1 year ago at 06:33PM

Soy de Mexico, Diseñador Grafico y es excelente los archivos de vectores. Se agradece de verdad!!!

Mnchen said about 1 year ago at 07:33PM

great stuff!!

NK said about 1 year ago at 04:44AM

Scuze me? What’s this doing here? You realize anyone can do this by just holding down the ` key.

loyne said about 1 year ago at 06:18AM

i've been looking for lines and textures so i could make a paper bill money for my wedding ... as our souvenirs.. putting our faces in that paper bill. your lines are goon enough for the layout. thanks.

bikarbass youssef said over 2 years ago at 08:31PM

Great job very usefull

aoie_emesai said over 2 years ago at 12:22AM

Oh wow! The patterns looks really amazing. Good job, I love them.

RYNOson said over 2 years ago at 06:11PM

There’s an easy way to achieve this affect in adobe illustrator.

While using your line tool, hold down the Tilde key "~" while moving the mouse around. Works well with the curve line tool.

Here’s a tutorial if this sounds confusing

http://www.bittbox.com/illustrator/illustrator-the-tilde-trick/

mcfly said over 2 years ago at 04:22AM

thanks a lot buddy…great work…thumb up for you
keep on please
cu

Jacob Cass said over 2 years ago at 01:15AM

Hi Arsen and all,
Yes BJMRamage has it pretty close to correct, I’ll just give at bit more info.
Make a curved or squiggly line with the pen tool, make another one a bit further away. Highlight both of them and go to object, blend, blend options, change options to steps, enter 20 or whatever number.
Then go back to object, blend, click blend or use keyboard short ctrl + alt + b. Then your done… you can change the colours of each line.

BJMRamage said over 2 years ago at 03:39PM

Arsen:
Using the line and Blend tool. squiggle two lines and then blend each with a step setting…presto! you have a nice looking graphic. change the colors of each line and bam! now in blending colors…then simply expand these when needed.

arsen said over 2 years ago at 03:10PM

great job, but how did you done those things? ..brush?pentool??

thx

stefan said over 2 years ago at 02:47PM

great work!

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