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Coke Bottle Pop Art – Free Coca-Cola Vector Illustrations

UltraVivid — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 13:03:47 +0000

For Coca-Cola, the iconic contour bottle is a true signature shape, recognizable and available all over the world. The now famous Coca-Cola bottle was patented in 1915 and arrived on store shelves one year later. As a true star, the Coke bottle has appeared in print & television advertising, movies and art, stirring emotions within consumers and reminding them why they love Coke.
Here you can download 10 vectors, featuring graphic variations of this instantly recognizable symbol.

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Pop art version of the Coke logo and comic balloon with Coca-Cola contour bottle in vector format Adobe Illustrator (AI/EPS) and as Photoshop JPG: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_CokePopBalloon.zip

Here you can download the vector graphic of these artistic Pop Art versions of the Coca-Cola bottle. The zip contains the graphics as Adobe Illustrator file (AI/EPS) and as Photoshop file (JPG): http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottles1.zip

Vector of Red Disc wit Coca-Cola bottle for free download: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_RedDiscBottle1.zip

Download the vector of this collection of colourful designed Coca-Cola contour bottles + Coke logo with bold outline: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottles5.zip

“Iconic Coca-Cola contour bottle” vector set for free download: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottles4.zip

The vector of the Coca-Cola Pop Art Bottle Star is available for download as Illustrator CS2 AI File, EPS 10 and JPG: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottleStar1.zip

Vibrant vector composition of Coca-Cola typography, poppy Coke bottles and logo: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottleStar2.zip

Free Coca-Cola bottle vector inspired by Cubism: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottles3.zip

Download this graphic rendition of the Coca-Cola cap with vintage Coke bottle design: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_RedCapBottle1.zip

Graphic design of vintage Coca-Cola bottes: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_PopBottles2.zip

You can find more free Coca-Cola vectors here.

“Coca-Cola” ®, “Coke” ®, the “Dynamic Ribbon Device” ® and the design of the “Coca-Cola Contour Bottle” ® are registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. © The Coca-Cola Company, 2008 – All rights reserved. Graphic design versions of the “Coca-Cola Contour Bottle” by RockAndRoll Agency © 2005-2008.

Coke Art Graphic Corner: Free Coca-Cola Vector Art, Images & Graphics

UltraVivid — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 11:16:08 +0000

Here you can download 10 Coca-Cola Art Illustrations as vector file. The artworks are available in Illustrator ai, eps and jpg format and are free for your personal use.
For more Coca-Cola artworks and free vector illustrations, visit FreeVector.com

Please read our Terms of Use berfore you download any vector files from this Coca-Cola Art site. By downloading the footage, you accept this Agreement.

Download the Coca-Cola logo for free in vector format Adobe Illustrator (AI/EPS) and as Photoshop JPG: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola_Logo.zip
For more Coca-Cola artworks and free vector illustrations, visit FreeVector.com

Here you can download the vector graphic of the Coca-Cola logo and Coke ribbon. The zip contains the graphics as Adobe Illustrator file (AI/EPS) and as Photoshop file (JPG): http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Enjoy_Logo_Ribbon.zip

High quality vectors of the Coca-Cola & Coke caps for free download: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art-Coke_Cap1.zip

Download this original illustration of the Coca-Cola glass bottle (with and without cap): http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Bottles2.zip

For more Coca-Cola artworks and free vector illustrations, visit FreeVector.com

Iconic Coca-Cola Contour Bottle graphics available for free download. There are 3 versions of the Coke bottle.
The first is a vintage version with a handwritten Spencerian script, the second bottle is branded with the current Coca-Cola logo and the third version with the Coke logo: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Bottles3.zip

Free vector of the Coca-Cola Georgia Green Bottle (90′s version). The green color of the contour bottle is known as Georgia Green, a reference to Coke’s home.
http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Bottle4.zip

For more Coca-Cola artworks and free vector illustrations, visit FreeVector.com

The art world has embraced the appeal of the Coca-Cola’s iconographic Georgia Green Contour bottle.
Making art out of daily life, famous artists such as Tom Wesselmann, Ulrich Walter and Mel Ramos confirmed the contour bottle’s place in pop art culture. The most famous tribute is without any doubt Andy Warhol’s “Green Coca-Cola Bottles” silkprints.
Here you can download the Coca-Cola bottle artwork as Adobe Illustrator (AI/EPS) and as Photoshop JPG file: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Bottles1.zip

Artwork inspired by a vintage Coca-Cola advertising poster. While always smiling, the Coca-Cola girls have many faces. A lot of these amazing artworks were painted by famous artists.
You can download the vector file here: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Girl1.zip

Most of the Coca-Cola models were rosy-cheeked young women, often engaged in a domestic task or posing invitingly with a glass or bottle of Coca-Cola.
Here you can download the vector of a Dutch Coca-Cola girl: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Girl3.zip

Download this illustration of a bowling Coca-Cola girl in vector format (Adobe Illustrator AI/EPS) and as Photoshop JPG: http://www.popandroll.com/Coca-Cola-Art_Coke_Girl2.zip

For more Coca-Cola artworks and free vector illustrations, visit FreeVector.com

Frank Robinson, creator of the Coca-Cola logo

UltraVivid — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:05:30 +0000

The name “Coca-Cola” was a suggestion by John Pemberton’s bookkeeper, Frank Robinson. Frank Robinson also had great penmanship. He was the artist who created by hand the unique flowing script that became the powerful Coca-Cola logo that we all know today.
Robinson also pressured Pemberton to engage in important advertising promotions, giving away thousands of free drink coupons and plastering Atlanta with publicity banners and streetcar signs to promote the brand. The (for those days) extravagant advertising budget paid off quickly, helping Coca-Cola to become the most popular local beverage brand.

The Early Days

UltraVivid — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 21:50:44 +0000

‘Coca-Cola’ had humble beginnings. Created by pharmacist Dr. John Pemberton in his backyard on May 8, 1886, the concoction of caramel-colored syrup was tested as a soda fountain drink and sold for five cents a glass at the largest drug store in Atlanta, Jacob’s Pharmacy. His bookkeeper, Frank Robinson, suggested the name ‘Coca-Cola’ and created the unique cursive logo that has been the trademark ever since.

In 1888, Asa G. Candler, an Atlanta businessman and druggist, purchased the rights to the product and later formed the corporation “The ‘Coca-Cola’ Company.” Candler firmly believed in the importance of advertising. He distributed thousands of complimentary tickets for free glasses of ‘Coca-Cola’. He also pushed promoting the beverage on outdoor posters, calendars, soda fountain urns, and even wall murals (a precursor to the nationwide use of billboards in 1925). His philosophy was to stimulate the desire for ‘Coca-Cola’ in as many ways and as much as possible, and then have it readily available everywhere.