Free Flat Vector Illustrations for Modern UI/UX Design

Free Flat Vector Illustrations for Modern UI/UX DesignFree Flat Vector Illustrations for Modern UI/UX Design

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Prince Pal Singh

pro

• Mar 6

🎨 Graphicsauce – Free Flat Vector Illustrations

Graphicsauce offers a beautiful collection of modern flat vector illustrations for designers to use on websites, apps, landing pages, and presentations.

The style is clean, minimal, and perfect for modern UI/UX projects.

The illustrations come in editable vector formats, so you can easily customise colours, scale them without losing quality, and integrate them into tools like Figma, Illustrator, or web projects.

🚀 If you're building SaaS products, startup landing pages, or marketing visuals, this free resource can help you add engaging visuals to your design quickly.

Featured here:- https://uiuxshowcase.com/resources/graphicsauce-free-flat-vector-illustration-collection/

Alex Foxley

• Mar 12

A few weeks ago I made this illustration for my niece’s 2nd birthday 🎉 My brother always told me she’s a big fan of my work, so what better gift than a custom illustration made just for her? Bright colours, playful woodland animals, and one very happy little fox! 🦊

Illustration Adobe Illustrator

Anthony Mika

pro

• Mar 12

Nice colours 🤙 Loving the perspective choice as well 👌

Curated by Alex Ginsberg for illustration

JAVIER | DSpot

max

• Mar 12

Craft Remains! At our studio, we enjoy incorporating AI tools to improve our process, but we still have a strong love for the craft and the human aspect behind it. Here’s a reel of some illustration processes created by our team, DSpot, over the last year. Is there an illustration process you’d like to share? We’d love to see it and provide feedback and tips!

craft process

Desmond Dankwah

• Mar 13

Amazing process and reel!

Chantal Jemmott

pro

• Mar 12

If a brand is built around texture and atmosphere, how should the illustrations respond?

This brand identity belongs to an interior designer whose work focuses on detail, materials, and atmosphere, so the illustration style needed to reflect that same sensibility.

I started by cutting shapes from paper inspired by interior elements, then scanned and refined them digitally before turning them into vector illustrations for the brand system.

Working this way helped keep the visuals distinctive and more textured, which felt important for this identity.

How do you bring texture or craft into your work? Full project

Illustration brandinginspo interiordesigner