Vector Facebook and Twitter icons. Please feel free to use and share these freely.

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Sale Vector and Graphics

Download free discount sales vector icons and buttons stock vectors pack with man cartoon looking at huge bill, bikini girl silhouettes, sales tags, shopping cart symbol, promotion tags, shopping bags and active people silhouettes on radiant pop art background.

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Logo Design Tutorial: Stone Gecko

In this tutorial I hope to illustrate some of the process of logo design usingAdobe Illustrator. However, I must stress, this is not so much a tutorial on the use of Adobe Illustrator as it is a way to show you one method of the "process" of refining an image to a corporate identity (logo) or stylized vector illustration.The basic process here could be applied to any vector drawing application.

It should be noted that the example provided here was done mostly for this tutorial and I have bypassed a few of the earlier stages of logo design and concepting such as thumbnail sketching, etc.

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tutorial: Chris Arlidge

Logo Vector Source

This site is a nice source of vector logo icons, abstract, and many more.
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But be careful, some vectors there are not free to use on commercial purpose. :)

Vector Tutorial - Obama logo

No matter what you think of his politics, U.S. presidential cantidate Barack Obama has a pretty incredible marketing and design machine behind him. One strong example of this is his “O” logo. Simple, attractive, symbolic, it’s undeniably an effective logo.

Another aspect of the Obama campaign that is attractive to a lot of American’s is the grass-roots, everybody can be involved attitude that they’ve been trying quite successfully to convey. In honor of that attitude, and just in time for the Democratic Convention, I thought I would show some really helpful Illustrator techniques by making the Obama logo. In this tutorial, we’ll be going over the Pathfinder, Envelope Warps, Opacity Masks, and Gradient Meshes. And we’ll use a drop shadow!

What’s that? You don’t think we can do it? I have three words for you my friend.

Yes. We. Can.

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tutorial: clickpopmedia.com