If you need an illustration, a program or an icon for your designs at the lowest possible cost without dragging copyright conflicts, the Web and we are here to help. In the past we have offered more than 700 vector icons (courtesy of Tilda Publishing), and the person behind NoShit is doing an excellent job with their database, but today it's DrawKit's turn. In addition to downloading free and libre illustrations, DrawKit lets you purchase a kit to create your own drawings, or order a specific piece from its developer.
It can be something as simple as an ad for your services, or a billboard that will end up on a store wall. Regardless of the size of your project, the truth is that your resources must be more than enough, not lacking. In many cases you will have no choice but to create your own illustrations, but at the same time, you must stop fearing CC0 licenses and public domain material. The design world has always tried to help itself, and proof is the impressive number of sites with drawings, icons, fonts, templates and models to download for free. One of the most interesting is DrawKit, which is slowly filling up with free and libre illustrations.
Free and libre illustrations to download from DrawKit
As stated at the beginning, DrawKit will let you optimize your products and/or services with a series of highly customizable illustrations, and under the MIT license. These illustrations come in two styles: grayscale and color. Categories cover Business and Finance, Computers and Devices, Content, Design and Art, Files and Folders, Help and Support, and Mobile Applications. The illustration base is a multilayered PSD file with a resolution of 4,000 by 4,000 pixels, more than enough to get started. However, there is always the possibility of ordering a custom illustration from the developer, or, as an alternative, entering the pre-sale of the illustration generator kit, with an initial price of $49 ($99 after its launch on December 30).
The priority of DrawKit's creator (James Daly from Australia) is that the free and libre illustrations gain SVG versions, which are highly requested by visitors. The rest is up to you. You can change shapes, positions and colors to your liking, or use the illustrations directly in PNG format if it's more convenient. Don't hesitate to download some examples and give them a try.
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