Male figure depicted in a simple style, ideal for clip art and vector design projects.
Male figure depicted in a simple style, ideal for clip art and vector design projects. A simple line-drawn illustration of a middle-aged man in casual attire. A male figure, represented as a vector graphic. A simple line art illustration of an older male figure.
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Vintage Gentlemen SVG Clip Art for Your Creative Projects

Download a beautiful SVG clip art design of an old man, perfect for your next creative project.

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Can I share PNG files from Tibbixel on online communities like Pinterest or Reddit?

Yes, you can share the final PNG images in their entirety, but not the original file itself.

What is the "Layer 0" in a DXF file used for?

Layer 0 (zero) in a DXF file is typically used as the background layer, which can be assigned a specific color or linetype.

Why would I choose a PDF over an SVG for my craft project?

You might prefer a PDF if you need a design to print on paper or cardstock, especially if it includes complex layouts or multiple pages. PDFs are often easier to work with in software like Adobe Illustrator or Scribus.

Can I use a DXF file to cut out complex 3D shapes with my laser cutter?

No – most laser cutting machines can only cut flat or curved 2D designs. For more complex 3D projects, consider using a different fabrication technique like CNC milling or 3D printing.