Vector Illustrations – A Modern Form of Digital Painting

The development of digital technologies caused changes in many spheres of human life. The entire industries developed, and new forms of business, communication, and, of course, art emerged. Vector illustrations represent one of the modern forms of digital art, which is now widely spread around the globe.

Leo Blanchette, Catalina Estrada, Petra Stefankova, and J. Otto Seibold are only some of the representatives of modern artists, who chose vector illustration technique and gained worldwide fame.

At the very basic level, vector illustration is a technique, where an image is nothing but a graphical representation of some complex mathematical formula, which predefines the size, color, position of every point, line, curve, or shape and thus builds a visual image on a computer display.

The mathematical component makes vector illustrations a very specific form of art with unique and very distinct characteristics. Actually, vector illustrations offer the audience a fusion of human creativity and imagination with the scrupulousness and accurateness of machines and digital techniques.

Vector illustrations create a virtually unlimited environment for the art process. That is why we can now enjoy vector graphics of multiple styles, from cartoons to posters, and to conceptual surrealistic art masterpieces.

VECTOR MOVIE POSTERS by Grzegorz Domaradzki

In the Forest Where You Sleep by Marius Bauer

T-Shirt Designs by Andreas Krapf

Recent Works – 2010 by Cristiano Siqueira

Vector by Cristiano Siqueira

Daddy Was A Jewel Thief (BSV Exhibit) by Jared Nickerson

Noir by Cristiano Siqueira

VECTOR MOVIE POSTERS 2 by Grzegorz Domaradzki

Vector fun vector death by Jonathan Ball

Vectors eat toast too by Jonathan Ball

Heist and Her by Cristiano Siqueira

Dijean Neo by Cristiano Siqueira

Infographics & such by Loulou and Tummie

Brazilian Sports Legends by Cristiano Siqueira

Vexels Selections by Natalie Sklobovskaya

Geomagnetic Cosmic X-Ray Specs by Jared Nickerson

Illus by Feesh Meelo

Web of Spiderman Annual ♯1 1985 by Amaury Lemal

Posters by Michal Bialogrzywy

Illustration. part2 by zutto

Robots! by Loulou and Tummie

Apparel by Foan82.com

Vector illustration. part 1 by zutto

Ray-Ban Rare Prints Poster by Andreas Krapf

BeHead Series 2 Illustrations by Jackson Armstrong

Tundra by zutto

Posters by Andreas Krapf

Vector illustration by David Sossella

Illustrations by Steve Scott

Hey, don’t be so evil by zutto

Vector ILLZ by Grzegorz Domaradzki

Ills for Playboy magazine by Yana Moskaluk

Illustrations 2 by Seb NIARK1 FERAUT