Pay for layers

Yes, you can download the trial version here. It includes a free illustration file with 15 illustrations and scribbles.

The 9 illustrations from PFL v1 are included in the pack as a bonus and are not counted in the final number of 121 images. They are also partially included in the sample pack.

- 121 Illustrations from PFL v2
- 35 Scribbles
- 9 Bonus illustrations from PFL v1 (in all the same files)
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Total: 165 Illustrations

This pack is for designers, entrepreneurs, marketers, creative professionals, brave amateurs, and anyone who needs illustrations to break the monotony of long texts, plain shirts, and overly white websites. It's ideal for those seeking a clean, minimalist look with a focus on lines. Even if you don't follow what's written in this FAQ, you'll find these illustrations handy! These illustrations were not generated by AI but were hand-drawn to emphasize line and movement. We hope they add personality to your projects, helping your business stand out and prosper.

You can re-download the file directly from the platform where you made the purchase (such as Gumroad, Creative Market, etc.). Just log in to your account and access your purchase history.

Yes, once you purchase the product, it's yours forever with no time limit. You will also receive any updates for version 2. However, this does not include access to version 3 or any future versions beyond that.

You can edit SVG files using software like Adobe Illustrator, Figma, and open-source programs like Inkscape. SVG files are easy to edit; you can change colors, adjust sizes, and modify elements to fit your needs. This flexibility makes the pack perfect for any project.

Besides that, you will have access to files already converted for Figma, just like those in the sample file.

The best software for editing vector illustrations are those designed specifically for vector work, like Illustrator and Inkscape. They handle SVG files well. Although it’s entirely doable and easy in Figma, managing halftone textures can be more cumbersome compared to the software mentioned above.

That said, using Figma can be great for other aspects, especially for designing UI and presentations. It's convenient for tasks like copy-pasting without leaving Figma. If you’re unsure, make sure to download the sample files.

There are examples with halftone textures included so you can see and decide if works for you.

Usage Rights: Customers are free to use the illustrations from this pack in personal and commercial projects, such as websites, social media, print materials, and presentations. Feel confident incorporating these illustrations into your creative work, knowing that they are designed to enhance your projects without any restrictions on usage within your business or personal activities.

Prohibited Actions: While you can freely use these illustrations, you are not permitted to resell, redistribute, or sublicense the original files or any modified versions of them. Additionally, using the illustrations to create products or services where the primary value comes from the illustrations themselves (e.g., print-on-demand merchandise) is prohibited. These measures ensure fair use and prevent excessive profiteering from the artwork. If you have any doubts, don't hesitate to get in touch.