In the category named ‘Decorative Elements’ there are a large number of different patterns intended for graphic designers and decorating various objects.
Since these particular decorative patterns are difficult to fit into any other existing category, you will find that the abovementioned category includes patterns of different complexity, drawing style and shape. Exactly because of their diversity, the given decorative elements make a very interesting collection. We hope that you will like them, too, and choose some favorites for yourselves. They come mostly from old books, magazines and typographic catalogs, and each is hand-drawn (traced). When you see a decorative element that you like, click on its image or title, and on the next page you will get a short text about it, accompanying download files, and a license setting out its terms and conditions of use. Please don’t hold it against us for the patterns have been painted so poorly; we don’t aim to sell them, you know, but rather draw as many quality decorations as possible to make them available to you. All decorative elements in this category are free of charge and can be downloaded quite easily. We only have to ask you one thing – check if you are allowed to use the pattern(s) for commercial purposes!
If you need two fine round decorative elements that abound with tiny details, these two may be the right solution for your project.
This is a collection of 48 design elements, mostly found in various old typographic catalogs. All the design are drawn in a 2D CAD software and transformed into vector file format.
On this page we offer you a little demonstration to show how simple single design elements can be made into various complex designs.
This collection contains 8 decorative vignettes published in books that are at least one hundred years old.
Here you can download two wreath ornamental decorations drawn while mastering 2D CAD software.