Adding illustrative elements to a web design can take it to a whole new level. Illustrations add a uniqueness and character to a design, giving it the ability to make it truly stand out from the crowd. Designers and artists use them in various parts of a design: as backgrounds, as part of a captivating header, or as an accent within the content area.
In this article, you’ll be able to set your eyes on some of the best examples of websites that have chosen to use illustrated elements as part of the design.
1. The Great Bearded Reef
2. iwit.nl
3. MailChimp
4. Erguvan Platin Evleri
5. Artgeex
6. Octwelve
7. meomi cloud house
8. the Octonauts
9. Stuff and Nonsense
10. Antiphrasis
11. Richard Stelmach
12. volll
13. Navigant Consulting
14. Dean Oakley
15. DivVoted
16. Ian Wharton
17. Pointless Ramblings
18. The Alamo Basement
19. UGSMAG
20. Deborah Cavenaugh
21. JESUS RODRIGUEZ VELASCO
22. Silverback
23. Yes Insurance
24. Miki Mottes
25. We Are not Freelancers
26. Mike Poss’ Rock Guitar Blog
27. Happy Webbies
28. Next2Friends
29. TAKE A BENYLIN® DAY™
30. Neweracaptalk
What’re you thinking?
What do you think about illustrative elements in web design? What are the benefits and what are the downsides? What types of websites should and shouldn’t have illustration?
Sound off in the comments!
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