Animal Cutouts
Cutouts of animals made from works of art mostly created several centuries ago by European painters and cartographers.
Artcutouts come from photographs of artworks that are presented in museums around the globe.
Initial photographs have been stamped with: CC0 1.0 universal (CC0 1.0) copyright by their publishers. A kind of public domain dedication which means that the source materials are free for public use.
That was one of the reasons lead us to make this collection idea - cutout characters, plants and animals used for collage visualizations, popular among architects.
It’s important to mention - if you do find some materials that break any copyright law, please contact us and we will make sure to remove them as soon as possible.
You can buy a set of 24 cutouts.
Filetype: PNG (Transparent background)
Free Products
Free products can be used in any type of use - both academic and commercial. When using a set, a pack or part of it, you are required to give full credit to Studio Alternativi (with an active link for online versions) and to the product's creator.
When a product is used in a project that is published on social media, you are required to give full credit to Studio Alternativi (with an active tag to Studio Alternativi’s profile).
Educational (Academic) Use
When using a product tagged with “Educational Use” you are allowed to use it for academic purposes only. Giving credit to Studio Alternativi is much appreciated.
Commercial Use
Once bought, you are free to use the product without giving attribution.
What is strictly not allowed to do (in all cases)?
Products can’t be sold without being part of a bigger artwork like a drawing, collage, rendering, poster or any other work combining Studio Alternativi’s digital products with other graphic or digital elements.
Also, you are not allowed to use products from Studio Alternativi in similar or any competing services.
RAR / ZIP Folders
Please use WINRAR - a free software to open the compressed folder.
AI Vector Files
Please use Adobe Illustrator to open the files
ABR (Photoshop Brushes)
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
2. Open the Brushes Panel: Window > Brushes
3. Select Import Brushes
4. Locate the .abr file on your hard drive and click open to install
5. The brushes will appear in your Brushes Panel whenever the Brush Tool is selected