Crystal Stars: Vector Pack

Jan 30 2010 8 Comments By Isaac Gube

Crystal Stars is a free and exclusive vector pack consisting of five vectors in EPS file format. You can use the vectors on your commercial and/or personal works and we don’t require you to attribute them to us. Have fun with these! I hope you find a place to use them!

Author: Isaac Gube

Isaac is the Co-Founder and Chief Editor of Design Instruct. He has experience in various design and art related fields including design, illustration, and photography. He's in charge of making sure that Design Instruct publishes high quality content that professional designers and digital artists demand and expect. Get in touch via email and on Twitter as @designinstruct or @IAMTHEGUBE.

Preview

Click on the image to see the vector pack in full.

Details

File format: EPS
Size: 1024 x 728
Attribution requirement: None
Number of items: 5
Number of files: 1

Licensing and Usage

Free for commercial and personal use. You cannot resell or redistribute this freebie without permission from Design Instruct.

Download Source files

crystal_stars_vectors (ZIP, 0.28 MB)

8 Comments (Add yours)

Awesome, thanks!

Interesting vectors. Thanks for sharing!

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abuziyad

Jan 31 2010

Amazing design. Thanks.

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Jaan

Feb 01 2010

Hey hi Issac … i guess their is some problem with ur rss feeds.
I use google reader & i can only see the overview of ur articles(only content before more>> ) instead of full content.

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Jacob Gube

Feb 01 2010

Editorial Team

@Jaan: We’re updating our RSS feeds though so that you see more stuff. You’ll see a thumbnail image, a preview, and the introduction of the content.

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Isaac Gube

Feb 01 2010

Editorial Team

Hi Jaan, yes this is something of a debate with us here at Design Instruct.

Here’s where we landed: we think that RSS feeds should just be kind of like notices that there is new content on the site. If the post seems interesting, you could head over to the site to read more. If it doesn’t, then you can quickly skip past it.

Also, full feeds take up a lot of server resources, especially for content heavy sites like Design Instruct. One of the ideas behind Design Instruct is to promote the use of the site so that we can create a community around the content. We want people to engage and collaborate, discuss with each other.

If you head over to our ‘Upcoming Features’ page, you’ll see that we plan to make Design Instruct a place where interaction will be more robust. We hope you stick around for these upcoming changes!

thanks.

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