A male figure in vector format, suitable for digital designs.
A male figure in vector format, suitable for digital designs. A vector illustration of an adult male figure in a neutral pose. A digital illustration of a mature male figure in various forms, including vector formats such as SVG and DXF. A simple, high-quality illustration of an elderly male figure.
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Beautiful Vector Illustrations - Free SVG Downloads for Crafting and Design

Discover beautiful vector designs with our free SVG downloads. Perfect for crafters, designers, and makers, our clip art is ideal for Cricut, Procreate, and Illustrator projects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Tibbixel's SVG and PNG files for educational purposes in a classroom setting?

Yes, you can use the files for personal non-commercial purposes, such as in an educational setting.

What happens if my SVG file has layers?

When importing an SVG with layers, Silhouette Studio will merge all layers into a single object. You can then use the Object tool to separate individual objects and edit them independently.

How do I ensure that my PDF is imported correctly into Silhouette Studio?

Make sure the PDF has a clear and single layer of text, and that there are no hidden objects or layers.

Will a PNG file become pixelated when enlarged?

Yes, because PNGs are made up of pixels, they can become blurry or "pixelated" if you try to enlarge them significantly.