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Clayton Facchini’s illustration work thrives on clarity, contrast, and bold repetition. His collections combine linocut-inspired aesthetics with modern digital flexibility, offering an extensive array of vector graphics that are immediately recognizable by their organic silhouettes and sharp compositional rhythm. With a focus on thematic bundles—ranging from mythology to holiday kitsch—Facchini’s work is both highly stylized and surprisingly adaptable.
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fStop is a Berlin-based photo agency that launched in 2002 with the goal of providing the design community with an alternative to the cliché-ridden world of stock photography. Up until late 2014 fStop was part of Fontshop International, a company which was founded by designers Erik Spiekermann and Neville Brody in the late 80s, and is best known for the success of its typefaces. With its origins deeply rooted in the graphic design community surrounding FontShop, fStop has always had strong ties
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Made X Made creates unique and minimal iconography with a playful touch to help users visualise their work and aid in visual communication. We explore hundreds of topics and have created thousands of consistent and user-friendly icons.
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Nomad Visuals stands as a beacon of innovation on YouWorkForThem, celebrated for their exceptional stock graphics, AI-generated designs, logo icons, illustrations, and Instagram templates. Marked by a remarkable blend of affordability and creativity, Nomad Visuals has quickly risen as one of the freshest and most versatile designers in recent years. Whether your project calls for the nostalgic allure of retro themes or the futuristic vibrance of cyberpunk, Nomad Visuals offers a diverse palette
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WeWorkForThem began as a pioneering design studio at the turn of the millennium, developing digital artwork that helped define the early web's visual language. Between 2001 and 2009, the studio produced a prolific body of stock vector and illustration work—ranging from experimental iconography and bold typographic sets to intricate brush packs and design-ready graphics. This extensive archive still resonates with designers who value a blend of nostalgia and digital grit.
Today, the WeWorkForThe
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