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Free Graphics: Vector Primitives, The Set

Here’s the whole shebang: four 3-Dimensional looking vector-based glass shapes composed using vector layers and layerstyles in Photoshop CS3. This PSD/Photoshop-format download contains all the layers and layer-styles composing these shapes for your own personal use. By the mixed-up Wacom-tablet of mrbiotech for your own enjoyment.

Free Vector Primitive Shapes

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First published on Aug 30, 04:56 PM
Last modified on Oct 2, 05:29 PM

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wannapyramid said on Oct 2, 03:27 PM

Hi Guys

Great looking site and graphics. I was hoping to download the vector shapes (interested in the pyramid graphic) but the download links do not work.

regards
mrbiotech said on Oct 2, 05:30 PM

Thanks for the notification! All the vector primitive shape downloads have been fixed.

Lemme know how it goes! :)

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