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Natalie Sklobovskaya loves vector art, comic-doodling, painting, web design and coding. She understands how to bring art school energy to her powerful images. Freshly graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, Natalie continues to learn and loves to push her work into new directions.

Vector art poster girl inspired by Giuseppe Scotesi's drugsploitation movie “Acid, Delirio Dei Sensi”, which premiered in Italy in 1968. The psychedelic drugs LSD and the counterculture helped to define the youth and music subcultures of the sixties. Download this amazing movie poster by Caos CC as free vector. Turn on, tune in, drop out!

This vector art portrait of singer/songwriter Beck makes a colorful impression. Inspired by street art, the bold graphic style achieves its impact from the hi-contrast stencil style. Download this free vector illustration of Beck right now and use it in your graphic designs.

Organic vector artwork of David Bowie, mixing freestyle drawing with pop art based on a photo of his "Ziggy Stardust" era. This stunning illustration captures Bowie in pop art style in vibrant purple and yellow colors.

Vector art poster of Madonna, the ultimate pop diva. The young Madonna used her streetwise nature and clever self-promotion to become one of the most famous pop stars on this planet. She always kept one step ahead of the rest by jumping from style to style: dance club goddess, sex queen, religious virgin, Dietrich-style vamp, cowgirl, princess of the mysterious East, … Madonna has been there, done it all.

Kylie Minogue is a pop music phenomenon of international proportions. By far the most famous and successful star coming from a soap opera, her career includes winning awards, topping charts from Australia to the USA and collaborating with internationally recognized artists such as Robbie Williams, Manic Street Preachers, Nick Cave and Justin Timberlake.

Vector art inspired by the Beatles film Yellow Submarine. In 1968, this psychedelic animation movie was hailed as a masterpiece of avant-garde pop art, revolutionary techniques and Beatles music. The story and soundtrack was savored by fans of all ages: “We all live in yellow submarine, and our friends are all aboard”.