The Catalogue is in fact an online shop to which I've manually added all my creations available for download.

You can search for creations by theme or technique using the Filters column on the left of the Catalogue. If it is not visible, you can open it by clicking on the word Filters.

To download a file, click on its product sheet and then choose the ‘Download now’ option. You can also use the ‘Add to selection’ option to add more files as you go along and download them at the same time.

All that's left is to validate the selection and pay if you wanted to support Loki Gwynbleidd's activity with a free price.

A user account will automatically be created to retrieve your downloads. A summary e-mail will be sent with a link to the downloads in your account.

The plugin that manages the shop/catalogue automatically creates a user account when you validate a download.

It's a feature that can't be removed, and it's still handy for keeping better track of how this site works. It also allows you to centralise your downloads and retrieve them later.

You are automatically redirected to the user account after each order validation. You may be asked for login details, which can be retrieved by email.

If you wish to delete your user account, please write to contact@lokipropagand.art and specify your request.

With the notable exception of commissioned work, advertisements on social networks and rare deleted visuals, all Loki Gwynbleidd visuals produced since 2020 are catalogued on this site.

Some models are only available here, having been withdrawn from sale on other platforms.

It's very simple: if you want to pay for a file, you can do so. If you don't want to pay for anything, you can do that too.

Free sharing has always been an essential part of the Vintage & Anarchist Propaganda's graphic and activist work.

Designing works that are Socialist (with a capital S) without making them accessible to as many people as possible undermines both the content - the progressive and revolutionary messages - and the form - inspired by old-fashioned advertising - of vintage & anarchist creations.

It's a commitment that's harder to sustain than it seems, between the pressure and outside comments to make paid content; or the risks of providing files to 'just anyone'. But after more than 3 years, the commitment still stands!

Content has already been stolen! In fact, it was the initial thefts that prompted the creation of the Redbubble shop, to avoid having to buy vintage & anarchist posters from dubious sites.

Furthermore, despite the fact that the files are available in fairly high resolution, thieves continue to use poor-quality, pixelated screenshots.

The free/open price system may help to limit scrapping, but making the files inaccessible wouldn't do much good apart from penalising honest comrades who just want a few original visuals at home.

Loki Gwynbleidd solemnly declares that NFTs and generative AI are not only nauseating scams, but also ethically and ecologically dangerous practices.

So he curses the cryptobros, the scraping platforms and the defenders of generative AI and invites them to go to hell.

(When they are more developed and accessible, data poisoning solutions and other digital self-defence techniques will be considered). 

The illustrations are distributed free of charge for reasons mentioned above, but that doesn't take away from the fact that creative work is still... work. Each visual takes time to produce and there are all the associated costs.

Donations are a way of recognising this work. They are also a way of supporting a militant and independent approach.

They are of course free and are not necessary to obtain access to the file.

No. (But yes, in a way).

Donations are only used to support creative work and to financially support an artist. They do not confer any special rights, discounts on the shop or any other advantage, so as not to create a hierarchy between art consumers.

The only advantage to making a donation is that you'll be very well regarded by Loki Gwynbleidd, who will certainly have put in a good word for you with all the coypu in the area.

The image files shared on this site are in PNG format, although it is not impossible to find other more or less exotic extensions in the links.

Image sizes do not exceed A4 format at 300 dpi and are indicated on each illustration sheet. Higher resolution files are reserved by Loki Gwynbleidd.

Otherwise, fonts are available in TTF, while text and mixed content are available in PDF.

Yes, but only on purchase.

All the information is on the Artworkfair of the main Website.

From a hardware point of view, you can do everything possible with image files: use them in a website, make backgrounds, send them by message, print them for display, have them engraved.

D’un point de vue légal, il faudra suivre les obligations de la licence Creative Commons BY-NC-SA détaillées sur la page des conditions particulières. To put it simply, you will not be able to sell products reproducing a creation shared on this site. With the notable exception of typefaces.

You can use the fonts for commercial purposes.

If you would like to use a visual on this site for commercial purposes, please contact contact@lokipropagand.art to discuss possible arrangements.

Information about creating original illustrations can be found on the main site.