A lovely set of traditional Christmas images, including snowmen, reindeer, penguins, robins, and (naturally) Santa- all done in a nice sketchy doodly style.

Send a message with one of these adorable kids with signs vectors- nicely drawn, and wonderful for school projects or parent-targeted websites.

If you’re looking for more generic building art, these are for you. Traditional building shapes rendered with some good solid perspective are to be had in this free download.

All brides are beautiful, and so all forty of these brides are. Brides of every type, in a variety of dress styles. A truly wonderful collection, and great for Wedding Announcements, Wedding websites and Save the Date cards.

Spray-paint drips are so grunge, no? Use it in your next project and see. Aside from an EPS file, Photoshop brushes (ABR format) are included, making this a truly worthy download.

Whether filled with jam or jelly, a jar of something homemade is always appreciated. This jar could contain anything- add a label to it, and go!

It’s tricky with Teddy Bear artwork- you want to stay true to the beloved image, but it’s very easy to turn out something cheesy. Which is why we were so pleased to find these teddies- beautifully drawn and colored. Sweet but not saccharine.

Perfect for a map of London, but we can think of other uses of these truly iconic icons. Included in the set are: black cabs, beefeaters, the British Museum, the London Eye, and more.

Do we ever really get over our childhood fascinations with dinosaurs? Not us, hence the bold choice of categorizing these under “Animals” and not “Children”. You’ll find all the usual suspects here, from Mr. T-Rex to those scary Velociraptors.

Well, why shouldn’t your Social Media icons dance?

In the words of the designer:

“We wanted to bring a face to these social media websites, and so we did just that.”

And how! Can we settle on these as our favorite Social Media icons ever?

More silhouettes? You’ll like these, believe us- the people depicted are casual, looking more real than the usual stiff silhouette. That they come with nice little shadows, too, is a bonus.

Like so many excellent free vectors, this one hails from “Anonymous”.

We love it because, not only are the trees realistic, they’re isolated, allowing us to place them wherever we see fit.