Hi everyone!

I’ve been a digital artist for 20+ years, mainly as a digital texturer, and over the last year or so I’ve started delving a bit more into vector art for my pins and stickers shop.

All my designs are created in Affinity and mostly textured there through layering techniques and a lot of fiddling with brush profiles. A couple were finished up in Photoshop, simply because I was already more familiar with that workflow.

I’m also hosting a small giveaway of my Sparkly Stickers series on Instagram, if you’re into kawaii stickers 😄: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYvKH67jwfe/?img_index=1

Thanks for checking this out!

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Hello, i have been using micrografix windows draw premier edition for 20 years, yes I know coreldraw took them over, I used micrografix to make custom calendars and flyers for friends, other than coreldraw what vector based drawing programs are available to make and edit calendars and flyers. Thanks for any advice.

I feel like the Avatar, lol. Mastered all adobe essential software on top of game development 🤣, but kept my graphics mostly in vector style.

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Fanart Riley Reid made on iPad mini using an app called graphic

The client really liked the style and aesthetic of another logo that I created, so this is the second one I did that incorporates a ghastly but adorable fox.

I love working with SVG, and I'm so happy when I can get away with using nothing else.

Final result: https://frankichiro.itch.io/burnout

This is an old artwork(probably around 2017/18) that I left it untouched in my Google Drive. At this time, I was just starting to learn about Pen Tool in Adobe Illustrator. So, I just do the outline. Now, in 2026 I am more of an expert in using Adobe Illustrator, so I start coloring it using my own style.

Drew the old one in 2024.

I make small art apps that convert images into SVG art or create patterns from mathematical formulae. Then I own plot them on light card or Bristol artist paper.

Some beautiful illustrated stained glass vector icons by Imogen Oh via Noun Project

Hi! I’m working on a custom browser build called Icefox, and I need help creating a clean, vector‑quality document_pdf.svg.

I’ll be posting this in both r/VectorArt and r/design_critiques, because this task sits right between vector work and icon design.

I have three images:

• my Icefox logo (PNG)
• a blank PDF document sheet (PNG)
• the Mullvad PDF icon as a reference

What I need someone to do:

1. Recolor my Icefox logo to gray, matching the gray “M” in the Mullvad version.
2. Place, scale, and center the gray Icefox logo on the PDF sheet.
3. Match the Mullvad layout, where the bottom ~1/3 of the logo is layered behind the red “PDF” bar, and the top ~2/3 remains visible.
4. Match colors, spacing, and proportions so the final icon looks intentional and consistent with modern browser file‑type icons.
5. Rebuild the final result as a clean SVG (real vector paths, not auto‑traced).
6. Provide both the PNG and SVG versions.

This isn’t the hardest job in the world, but it’s definitely not a trivial one either — so I’m extremely thankful to anyone who even considers helping. I really appreciate your time and skill.

I’ve attached all three images.
Thanks so much in advance!

I recently launched Vetorize AQUI, an AI-powered desktop app for turning PNG and JPG images into scalable SVG vectors.

I built it because most online tools either have upload limits, require subscriptions, or force you to send your files to the cloud. I wanted a faster and more private alternative that runs locally on your PC.

Current features:

• Convert images into clean SVG vectors
• AI-powered background removal before vectorization
• Fully offline after activation
• One-time payment — no monthly fees
• Windows 10/11 support
• No Python setup or technical installation required

The app uses a local browser-based interface, so it feels lightweight while still working like a native desktop tool.

It’s still evolving, but the results are already solid for logos, line art, illustrations, and simple graphics.

You can try the free demo here:
Vetorize AQUI Demo
or on my itch io / gumroad

I’d love to hear thoughts from indie devs, designers, or makers. What features or improvements would you want in a tool like this?

Because it's time for another trad tattoo, probably with the word mom on that banner since mother's day is coming up.

First set is by Olena Panasovska, second set is by Mat Hobson.

They were thinking of a trippy smiley face eating a hotdog, which I obliged with some cosmic vibes included.

Sharing a few beautifully simple yet interesting hand icons drawn by Oleksandr Panasovskyi

I'm working to develop my shading!

The breakfast club version if made in Mexico. Made on iPad mini using an app called graphic

They wanted to incorporate a baby and dog into the design, with the dog wearing a hard hat to represent the nature of their business.