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Having a unique web design can grab your visitors attention. And if you use some vector characters or illustration on your webpage then it can establish an image in visitors mind. So if you are looking for some inspiration then check this beautifully designed websites using vector character/character illustrations.
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Love your site.
Hi Vikas
Nice collection! Definitely agree on the effectiveness of using characters to create the ‘wow’ factor in a website. Here’s just to share an Christmas E-Card that me and my team at Furryfish has created. Enjoy and happy holidays.
http://www.furryfish.com.sg/furryfish-xmas-ecard-2009/
Yeah, ofcourse we must make use of character illustrations in our webpage. If you use some vector characters or illustration on your webpage then it can establish an image in visitors mind.
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Nice collection, thanks for sharing!
Very cool! I really love the work of Michael Heald. I even featured all of his work in my blog.
awesome list thank for sharing…
nice collection buddy
hi vikas,
nice selection here!! my website imicreation.com also have illustration on it, you can have look at that too..
anyways nice list, i love your website too.
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wow, really impressive web design. Thanks for sharing. I think it might be helpful for those ones with great artistic skills. They will get new ideas in your article.
I suggest to add http://testlab2.com to the showcase, they have a splendid robot on their main page.
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Great post! I have my own character too: http://www.96robots.com
Nice to see so many website using illustrated characters in web design.
love all the illustration on http://www.thehut.com done by msjinx, worth a look!
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Wow! its amazing. Use of character illustrations in web designs makes it beautiful. It attracts viewers and increases the popularity.
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Wow! cool list. I love the use illustrations in Web Design.
Excellent collection.
I would like to add one more site, http://www.smsbucket.com. It is also using character illustration.
Thanks
It’s great to see how some of these sites have integrated clean illustrations to the benefit of their design. In addition, I’m a fan of the ones where the designer’s mingled the artwork with a subtle pattern. Pretty cool stuff.