by: Lesa Snider King,
Grungy, ornamental, highly-detailed vector illustrations are all the rage these days. Graphic designers are plunking them onto any and everything, and using them to spice up backgrounds, dress up the edges, and lead a viewer's eye. But it just so happens that these little works of art are also a *fantastic* option for photo framing. However, if you're not an illustrator or a high falutin' designer, the words "vector" and "illustration" probably sent chills down your spine.
Never fear, for in my quest to avoid Photo Edge Boredom, I've whipped up a tutorial on how to use these little jewels to frame a photo without so much as launching Illustrator or casting a glance toward the evil Pen Tool. And just in case you have *no* idea what I'm talking about, take a peek at the swirling, ornamental elements in the following designs. These are the type of vector grunge, ornamental illustrations I'm talking about: The Graphic Reporter
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