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I hope that these illustration will prove to be valuable design resources for you. Which commercial did you like best?

I honestly hope that this post brightens up your day and would love to hear which wallpaper is your favorite.

They can help by providing much needed inspiration or merely as a starting point in your design projects, but one thing is certain: they will bring a magic touch to any vector illustration!

Which other childhood favorite would you add to the list?

I’m curious, which illustration is your favorite and what other emotion would you add to the list?

I’ve also decided to make it my new habit to prepare a couple of free vectors for you guys at the end of the post. Download and enjoy!

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In the last ten years custom T-shirts have become a significant trend; and there’s a good reason for that: they are awesome. It’s amazingly fun to walk around wearing a custom T-shirt with personal significance. And that is where custom T-shirts excel. They are a fantastic way to commemorate events, achievements, social gatherings, clubs, organizations, and teams. Whether it’s a sports club, corporate gathering, or social affair, custom T-shirts are a great way to celebrate an event. And afterwards everyone gets a fun keepsake, which is a great promotional tool. And because everyone needs to wear clothes, they’re actually useful too. Everyone wins.

The only problem with custom T-shirts tend to be the designs. Because not everyone is a designer, or has the creative tools needed to add the flair required to take full advantage of custom T-shirts, here are some great examples that will help anyone create a memorable shirt to go along with the memorable event. Because the only thing better than a custom T-shirt is a well designed custom T-shirt.

So let’s jump right in:

This is a great example for several reasons. They keep it simple by sticking to one main image, without other graphics modifying the image. This keeps the focus on their main theme, which is the hedgehog. Also, they use interesting text placement, drawing the eye with the off centered top text and the bottom text ‘be afraid’ modifying the image, greatly increasing the humor. Let’s look at another.

This is a great example of how to create a funny and memorable custom tee. It pokes fun at the formality of the event while commemorating it at the same time.

Does anything need to be said about this T-shirt? I think we all know why this one is funny.

This is a great standard sports team custom tee. Between the mud-splattered background, team name pooled in a running liquid and the classic name and numbers on the back, everything is covered. The sport is clear, the team name is there, along with numbers and name. All while keeping it fun and interesting.

This is a great example of an image based shirt. By keeping all the colors consistent there’s no worry of clashing.

This is a great example of a way to make the text stand out. The design is simple and small, so the text pops out thanks to the interesting typeface. Simplicity like this leads to elegant design.

Another great example of standout typeface. With bold lettering, shadowing and color highlighting, the eye can’t help but notice this T-shirt design.

By keeping the designs out of the center of the shirt, the simplicity remains intact. These graphics give the tee a subtle accent – really a great way to make an understated custom T-shirt.

This is an example of sports retro design. The faded image and text on the front it really give the tee that vintage look, along with the block letters and numbers on the back.

This is an awesome use of foreground and background. Putting all the pins (except one) in the background gives a real sense of depth.

Hopefully these will help when you next attempt to make a custom T-shirt. There’ s a style for everyone. Which one suits you best?

You didn’t think I would let you get away without some awesome summer vector packs, did you? I don’t want to make a big deal about it, but I’ve also slipped a freebie in there, especially for you guys.

I’ve saved some conceptual illustrations for last, to make sure that they shift your design inspiration gear to ‘full speed ahead’!

What is your absolute favorite thing about summer?

There are numerous styles in which mythical creatures can be drawn. I’ve made sure to offer you guys some design diversity, so here are a few illustrations that represent a different type of imagination.

What kind of reliable source would I be if I wouldn’t also show you some mythical design resources and a freebie? Oh and did I mention that if you get to them until the 12th of April, you benefit from a great design discount?

Do you have a favorite mythological creature?