Line Art Pack | Volume 2 – 104 Brushes & 104 Vectors 14

By jeya. Posted: November 25, 2009 at 1:27 am

This pack is gigantic! We have included 104 elements in two formats, Photoshop Brushes (ABR) and Vectors (EPS). Line art elements are always a great thing to have in your design toolbox. You can use these elements as a background and create a really intricate design. I hope you enjoy and use them in your designs! As with all of our resources, personal and commercial use is welcomed and encouraged!

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About The Author:
My name is Jeya and I am one of the founders of Media Militia. I enjoy writing new content and designing something fresh! I currently live in beautiful Reno, Nevada. If you have any ideas or comments, please send me an email at contact@mediamilitia.com.

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There are 14 comments for this post

  1. reynie says:

    very, very nice.

  2. karla says:

    incredible! amazing!

  3. wetspiz says:

    Thanks…..very nice!!!

  4. Jason says:

    Great stuff! Now I just need to find time to play with them.. Thanks

  5. chaitrax says:

    wow…………. amazing……. :)

  6. shiju says:

    good ……. thanks.

  7. kaye says:

    im a newbie can any one help. i dont no how to use the esp files. do u have to add them to a specific folder ?

    ps these are amassing vectors

    • jeya says:

      @kaye: All you need to do is open the EPS files into Photoshop. You can also try dragging them into Photoshop while it is open. If you have illustrator, you can use it as well. Let me know if you need any other help. Thank you!

  8. kaye says:

    iv tried opening in photoshop which works but it rasterises the image should this happen ?

    • jeya says:

      @Kaye: Yes it will rasterize the EPS if you directly bring it into Photoshop. When it asks you the image size, just specify it as big as you need it.

      The best way to work with EPS documents, is by opening them up inside of illustrator and copy and paste them into Photoshop. This was you will have the option to paste it as a smart object and keep it as a vector.

  9. kaye says:

    ok thanks for all your help

  10. nizar says:

    my name is Nizar
    this’s good site for avery designer & infographiste

  11. Daniel says:

    very nice

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