Free Vector Pack: Ink Scribbles and Scratches

India ink is fun stuff to play with. I spilled a little onto some bristol board a few days ago, and started spreading it out so that it wouldn’t drip. It began to look interesting, so of course, I spilled a little more, and started scribbling in different directions. Before too long a new vector pack was born from this little mishap. Sometimes the best stuff is found by accident . I love having stuff like this on hand. They’re great for adding some background texture, and interest to your vector artwork.

Stay tuned for vector drips…

Download this Free Vector Pack
(The file is an Adobe Illustrator version 10 EPS)

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2 Responses to “Free Vector Pack: Ink Scribbles and Scratches”

Mike | October 30th, 2008 at 9:01 am

thanks
would love to learn how to create my own vectors, I make textures and then scan them in but can’t seem to figure out how to make into a vector file for future use? any ideas what I am doing wrong?
thanks for your time
Nathan | October 30th, 2008 at 10:12 am

Hi Mark… I generally use one of two methods. I either scan and then use Illustrator’s Auto Trace, or I bring the scan to Photoshop and trace, by hand, with my Wacom tablet. Then take it to Illustrator for Auto Trace. It really just depends how clean the original scan is. Hope that helps a little!