A detailed illustration of a pistol with floral patterns etched into the metal.
A detailed illustration of a pistol with floral patterns etched into the metal. A detailed vector design of a pistol, suitable for cutting machines like Cricut. Illustration of a pistol with simple lines and shapes, suitable for vector art projects. A detailed illustration of a pistol with intricate design elements.
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Elegant Vector Art for Designers

Add a touch of elegance to your design with this beautiful gun clip art, available in high-quality SVG format for easy customization.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give away a free download that includes a design from Tibbixel?

No, creating other digital files that can be given away or shared in any form is prohibited.

Can I add my own custom images into an SVG file created with Adobe Illustrator?

Yes, you can use features like "Place" (found under Object > Image Trace) to integrate your own graphics into the design.

How do I set up my design for exporting as a DXF file from Autodesk AutoCAD 2018?

To export your design as a DXF file from Autodesk AutoCAD 2018, go to File > Export > DWG/DXF... and select the DXF format.

What is the difference between "Block" and "Entity" in a DXF file?

A Block is a reusable component that can be inserted into the drawing, while an Entity represents individual geometric elements like lines, arcs, or circles within the drawing.