Today we bring you very good news. Our friends from Freepik, a very complete website of free resources for designers, have decided to give you a pack of exclusive calligraphic vectors that will not be disseminated through any other website.
And the pack we are talking about consists of, nothing more and nothing less, than 100 vectors. Ideal to use as separators between paragraphs, if you want to give a more literary touch to your space, or to put several together and turn them into very baroque frames of your sections, making a kind of button. And, of course, you can also use them in those infographics closest to the field of graphic novels, to set them up. Keep reading and you can download these high quality images for free.
Calligraphic Vector Pack
We have a .jpg version (black vector on a white background) and a .svg version, a vector format that weighs much less than .ai or .eps. You can open the .svg with Adobe Illustrator and, if you still prefer to upload it in the most popular formats, you can solve it by going to File> Save as (and there you select the format that best suits you).
But you shouldn't overlook the huge potential of .svg files, now that HTML5 is the king code. SVG does not mean anything other than Scalable Vector Graphics: yes, it refers to what you are thinking. The same image can offer us various sizes throughout our website, without losing a bit of quality, just by specifying it in the code. And do you know what is the best yet? Which load faster than a normal image.
What happens is that the potential of this format is still beginning to be recognized, and at the moment it is not a file type that can be read, for example, by the Android system browser (and other web browsers not updated to its latest version). But I have no doubt that, in a short time, they will make it easier to embed these types of images on our sites.
Meanwhile, remember that since Freepik They have made a pack of 100 exclusive vectors for you, the reader of Creativos Online. Because following us has a prize. Download it from here.
The 100 vectors of the pack that Freepik gives us
Source - Freepik
Great! Many thanks!