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While working on the previous post with the Vector Rulers I played with the making of a triangle in Illustrator. The easiest way to do one is with the Polygon Tool and that works fine if you do not get too mathematical and need a triangle with specific angle degrees. Since creating triangles in Illustrator is not so straight forward, here are some ways to draw them.

Time for some geometry now ;) Here’s a set of vector rulers, triangles, L-shapes and protractors. It includes color, wood, steel and transparent plastic vector rulers in both metric and inch measure systems. The sizes are: ruler (12 inches / 30 centimeters); 60 degree triangle (10 inches / 25 centimeters); 45 degree triangle (6 inches / 15cm); L-shape ruler (12 inches / 30 centimeters); 180 degree protractor;

Here is a collection of 45 high resolution pencil pictures (2000-6000px). I made a selection of various ones so this should come in handy. They are mainly no. 2 pencils of different lengths and colors (yellow, green, red, blue, wooden, black), new and old, worn out, broken, etc. The zip file also includes some carpenter pencils and charcoal pencils.

Taking advantage of nature’s best designs, here are some nice autumn leaves textures. These leaf “carpets” are always cool to use for design backgrounds so I grabbed the camera and took some pictures. The texture pack contains 22 images of fall color leaves. These are taken from above and there are no close-ups as I wanted to capture patterns.

So I gathered some scrap leather and anything I could get my hands on and here is a pack of high resolution suede and leather textures. There are 40 images at around 3000-4000px good for web design or print. I also made 10 seamless leather textures that you can use as backgrounds. In the zip there’s a html file so you can easily view how they look when tiled. These seamless textures are in three sizes 800x800px, 500x500px and 300x300px.