Vectorium curates original SVG art with an editorial eye and a collector’s standard.
We publish geometric patterns, animated line drawings, morphing shapes, and generative illustrations—then present them as a refined gallery experience for art buyers, creative teams, and SVG enthusiasts.
Our curation standards
Every piece on Vectorium is selected for originality, visual clarity, and its ability to hold up in both motion and still form.
Original work only
We publish commissioned and independently created SVG art, with a clear record of authorship and rights before anything appears in the gallery.
Editorial selection
Submissions are reviewed for composition, restraint, concept, and craft. We choose work that feels gallery-worthy rather than trend-driven.
Built for licensing
Each featured piece is prepared for digital use, with licensing paths designed for editorial, brand, and web applications.
What we publish
A small cross-section of the kinds of works Vectorium brings together across collections and artist portfolios.
Four artists, four distinct vector languages
Our collective model gives each artist a dedicated page, a distinct visual voice, and a shared commitment to original work.
Mira Vale
Geometric Systems Artist
Creates precise compositions built from repetition, symmetry, and optical rhythm. Her work often anchors our most architectural collections.
Jules Hart
Motion Line Artist
Focuses on animated contour studies, using restrained linework to create calm, expressive movement across the screen.
Nadia Sol
Morphology Artist
Explores transformation, layering, and soft transitions. Her illustrations move like forms in conversation rather than static objects.
Eli Mercer
Generative Illustrator
Develops algorithm-informed SVG compositions where structure and surprise coexist, resulting in richly textured visual fields.
A clear path from discovery to use
Answers for teams evaluating an artwork, a collection, or a custom license.
How do you choose which artworks to publish?
We review every piece for originality, composition, technical cleanliness, and the strength of the concept. Work should feel archival, not disposable, and it must be created by the artist submitting it.
Do you license artwork for commercial projects?
Yes. Vectorium offers simple licensing for editorial, brand, and digital use, with terms that explain where and how an artwork can be used.
What makes Vectorium different from a stock library?
Our gallery is curated like an exhibition, not indexed like a warehouse. Each piece is selected for artistic merit, and each artist has a voice, context, and dedicated portfolio.
Can I request a custom usage scope?
Absolutely. If your project needs broader usage, a longer duration, or a more specific territory, contact us and we’ll shape the license accordingly.
Ready to discover your next artwork?
Explore the collections, meet the artists, or begin a licensing inquiry for your project.