Free Cliparts
To add even more personal touches and variety to your scrapbook pages, you may consider including poems and sayings in your journaling. You can find many wonderful resources online for poems and phrases for just about any theme or occasion you can think of, and of course, all Read more...
Don't have an art student draw it for you. Just because someone is artistically inclined doesn't make them a good cartoonist, and it doesn't mean they understand the production aspects required of a brand mascot to make it functional across all marketing venues. If you want to make your Read more...
First thing is to look for pictures that you think might inspire others on receiving your card. Good quality Royalty free Christmas clipart graphic images are a great help to make your Christmas Cards creative and memorable for your friends when they receive them. There are also software Read more...
You have that friend. If I have him, you have him; if I'm writing this and it's being posted on the web, and you're reading it, you know the guy I'm talking about. The graphic design friend. He's a great guy. He's into anime and Macs and is always there when you need him-well, maybe not Read more...
But! Being able to find clipart that is more than the standard stock clipart that you receive from your Microsoft package is important. And the best is the stuff you can find that is free, of course! But how do you find clipart that you don't have to pay for? Don't use a cartoon brand Read more...
Vintage images are a good source of cherishing memories and refreshing the values of our prosperous past. There is good news for all passionate art lovers, those who are deprived from their passion of getting in touch with gorgeous memories of the past. Victorian images ephemera and Read more...
Cartoon characters can be powerful marketing tools. Just look at the Jolly Green Giant, the Pillsbury Doughboy, the M&M characters, Tony the Tiger or the Keebler Elves. However, there are some rules that apply to using a cartoon brand mascot effectively. Use properly, a cartoon brand Read more...
Once you've found a usable image, print yourself a copy of any images with labeled parts. Then use a paint program to white out the labels and print that copy for your child. Your child can label or color the image and have both art and science lesson at the same time. Homeschool Read more...
Just like how the Greeks and Trojans fought back and forth before any decisive victories were won, clip art has passed between no-cost and paid services in an attempt to maximize the quality and availability of both royalty-protected and free graphics. The battlefield is strewn with Read more...
You have that friend. If I have him, you have him; if I'm writing this and it's being posted on the web, and you're reading it, you know the guy I'm talking about. The graphic design friend. He's a great guy. He's into anime and Macs and is always there when you need him-well, maybe not Read more...
2. Delete or add objects - Clipart often consists of many pieces joined to make one object. Because of this, you may come across a piece of clipart that's just too busy. But all is not lost. If you only want parts of the clipart, you can simply delete the parts you don't want. In Read more...