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1. #THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE 12 STYLES.PDF FOR FREE#
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Perfect for some print-at-home coloring pages to keep the kids busy.Ī selection of the 70 elements included in the icon set. Available in PNG and SVG formats, the elements are completely resizable, too. They come with a nice color palette (which is editable, by the way) as well as in a lined version. In it, you’ll find 70 adorable Christmas elements like snowmen, tree ornaments, bells, garlands, stars, pinecones, gift boxes, animals, and much more. If you like it cute, this hand-drawn freebie by Freepik and Flaticon might be for you. The Christmas Illustration Pack by Iconscout includes 14 illustrations in SVG, PNG, and EPS formats.

#THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE 12 STYLES.PDF FOR FREE#

You can use them for free with attribution. 14 illustrations are included in the pack, in SVG, PNG, and EPS formats. (Designed by Iconfinder)Ī hipster Santa on an electric scooter, a Christmas llama, and a car that masters a risky balancing act to transport a pile of Christmas gifts on its roof - the Christmas Illustration Pack by Iconscout has some surprises built in that’ll make you smile.

#THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE 12 STYLES.PDF FULL#

The 3D icons are full of lovely little details. Released under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) license, you can use and adapt them as you please, but please remember to give attribution. The icons are available as transparent PNGs in 10 different sizes (from 13×13px to 1024×1024px). A huge thank-you goes out to all designers who share their work with the community, not only at this time of the year! You rock! Have a happy holiday season, everyone! Jolly 3D IconsĬhristmas mail, a decorated house, a red-nosed reindeer, toys - the folks at Iconfinder released a lovely little icon set with 12 detailed 3D icons that shine in a beautiful color palette. And, psst, they are perfect if you’re in need for some last-minute Christmas cards, gift tags, or wrapping paper, too.Īll icons and design elements in this collection can be downloaded for free, but please remember to consult their licenses or contact the creators before using them. With the holidays just around the corner, what better way to celebrate than with some free goodies? We sifted through the web (and our archives) to find winter- and Christmas-themed icon sets and vector elements that’ll give your creative projects some holiday flair. Although erosion is a natural process, abusive land-use practices such as deforestation and overgrazing can expedite erosion and strip the land of soils needed for food to grow.Everybody loves a nice freebie, right? To get you in the mood for the upcoming holidays, we collected some winter- and holiday-themed icon sets and vector elements that you can use in your projects for free.

Without the erosive forces of water, wind, and ice, rock debris would simply pile up where it forms and obscure from view nature's weathered sculptures. Every year, rivers deposit millions of tons of sediment into the oceans. When the glacier begins to melt, it deposits its cargo of soil and rock, transporting the rocky debris toward the sea. Together with advancing ice, the rocks carve out a path as the glacier slumps down the mountain. For example, acid rain dissolves limestone to form karst, a type of terrain filled with fissures, underground streams, and caves like the cenotes of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula.īack up on the mountains, snow and ice build up into glaciers that weigh on the rocks beneath and slowly push them downhill under the force of gravity.

Rainwater also mixes with chemicals as it falls from the sky, forming an acidic concoction that dissolves rock. Plants and animals also produce acids that mix with rainwater, a combination that eats away at rocks. Critters big and small trample, crush, and plow rocks as they scurry across the surface and burrow underground. As they grow, so do the cracks, eventually splitting into bits and pieces. Lichens and mosses can squeeze into cracks and crevices, where they take root. Plants and animals also take a heavy toll on Earth's hardened minerals. On the seashore, the action of waves chips away at cliffs and rakes the fragments back and forth into fine sand.

Likewise, constant cycles from wet to dry will crumble clay.īits of sand are picked up and carried off by the wind, which can then blast the sides of nearby rocks, buffing and polishing them smooth. Such pulsing slowly turns stones in the arid desert to sand. Repeated swings in temperature can also weaken and eventually fragment rock, which expands when hot and shrinks when cold.

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The next day, under the beating sun, the ice melts and trickles the cracked fragments away. Then, at night, the temperature drops and the water expands as it turns to ice, splitting the rock like a sledgehammer to a wedge. Learn what makes nature unleash her fury. From heat waves and hailstorms to typhoons and tornadoes, our planet's weather can be intense.