20 Victorian Patterns Vector Images

 by: Tiffany Isabelle
 2010-06-18
 Vector Pattern
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We have selected practical Victorian Patterns Vector in this page. Yesterday, we get it from creative creator, then we group them in vector pattern category. You can get something benefit in black and white victorian patterns, victorian vector patterns and designs and victorian seamless vector patterns, might you can collect among them for inspiration to make our own graphic design.

Victorian floral vector, victorian seamless vector patterns and victorian patterns are also the perfect creations for vector pattern, and you can get them free for personal or maybe commercial use. You could customize them, change the details, make our corrections and enjoy the results. We hope this Victorian Patterns Vector collection will bring you much creativity and useful for further development.

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Designing Tips:

The texture can be created using vector models. Wood is one of those areas where you can save time by using a pattern

It's generally a good idea not to look at the final image for about 24 hours after hours and hours of work and focus on a picture. When you return to a project with fresh eyes, you are more able to see the latest changes that the image may need

Contrast is one of the most compelling parts of the design mood, readability and to highlight. Use a palette of contrasting colors background, fonts and graphics. Use photo filters to enhance positive space / negative in an image and apply black or white to copy to create optimum contrast against a background image

Do not be afraid to delete items to make a composition that you are happy with. I often think about an image for a long time before I started to illustrate - but sometimes I just start a line and form, then remove them. I take half of everything I draw, and from what the picture is changing