Retro 70s Groovy Clip Art Set

Retro 70s Groovy Clip Art Set | Psychedelic Vector Graphics

Bring the retro magic of the 1970s to your next design project with this Groovy Clip Art Set, a colorful bundle of psychedelic, trippy vector elements designed to capture the era’s bold creativity and free-spirited vibes.

This pack includes hand-drawn vintage-style illustrations featuring swirls, smiley faces, peace signs, wavy rainbows, funky lettering, and floral motifs — all with a nostalgic twist inspired by classic retro posters and album covers.

Perfect for designers, crafters, and small business owners, this set gives you everything you need to create stickers, T-shirt designs, branding kits, packaging art, posters, wall decor, and digital collages with that unmistakable groovy aesthetic.

Highlights: 100% vector artwork — fully scalable with no quality loss. Editable colors and shapes in Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or Canva. Ready-to-use PNGs with transparent backgrounds for quick drag-and-drop design. Inspired by 70s retro disco, hippie culture, and psychedelic art movements.

What’s Included: • 25+ Colored and 25+ Black outlined unique groovy vector elements in separate files • File formats: AI, EPS, SVG, JPEG, PNG (transparent background, 300 DPI)

Best For: Apparel & merch (T-shirts, hoodies, tote bags) Prints & posters (retro wall art) Cutting machines (Cricut, Silhouette — vinyl & HTV) Stickers, decals & labels Laser cutting & engraving (cardstock, wood, acrylic) Digital design (web, social, digital scrapbooking)

Technical Details:

• SVGs are scalable vectors — no quality loss at any size
• PNGs: 300 DPI, transparent background for instant use
• EPS included for professional design software and cutting software compatibility
• Compatible with: Illustrator, Inkscape, CorelDRAW, Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio

How to Use:

• Download and unzip the package.
• Upload SVGs to Cricut/Silhouette or open EPS in Illustrator to edit colors.
• Cut on vinyl, heat transfer, paper, or print as posters/labels.
• For apparel, use HTV or direct-to-garment printing for best results.