Four distinct voices, one curated vector language
Vectorium brings together artists working across geometric pattern, animated line drawing, morphing form, and generative composition. Explore each portfolio, compare approaches, and follow through to full artist pages.
Curated by the collective, authored by the artist
Every release is selected for concept clarity, visual rhythm, and license-ready quality. The roster is intentionally small so each artist’s voice stays legible across the gallery.
Meet the four artists
Filter by practice to compare styles, then open each artist page for a fuller portfolio and bio.
Selected works and bios
Each portfolio highlights a distinct way of making SVG art—what the artist sees, repeats, and refines.
Mara Voss
Geometric pattern artist
Mara’s practice centers on symmetry, modularity, and spatial tension. Her selected works use interlocking forms, crisp edges, and restrained gradients to create calm but intricate surfaces. Best for brand systems, print editions, and large-scale backgrounds.
Noor Vale
Animated line illustrator
Noor draws with motion in mind. The line work is spare, but the timing carries the emotion—loops, pulses, and directional sweeps give each composition a hand-built pulse. Ideal for motion-led identity moments and editorial storytelling.
Ivo Senn
Morphing shape designer
Ivo’s pieces move between solid and fluid, often using gradient fields and rounded transitions to suggest transformation. His selected works feel tactile, modern, and slightly surreal, with a strong emphasis on flow and continuity.
Elara Finch
Generative illustrator
Elara develops systems that produce order with variation: clustered circles, branching grids, and recursive textures. The result is precise yet organic, well suited to covers, data-inspired art, and ambient digital installations.
Mara Voss — Geometry
Interlocking lattices, measured spacing, and high-contrast structure built for precise visual systems.
Why the roster resonates
Design teams choose Vectorium when they need original authorship, strong visual consistency, and art that still feels one-of-a-kind at scale.
"The artists feel genuinely different, yet the gallery is curated with real discipline. It’s easy to compare styles and make a licensing decision quickly."
"Mara’s geometry and Elara’s generative work both solved visual problems for us, but in very different ways. That range is what makes Vectorium useful."
"Noor’s motion pieces bring enough movement to feel cinematic without losing the clean SVG clarity we needed for digital publishing."