Where to find clip art of ballerinas and rainbows?
March 14, 2007 11:54 AM Subscribe
Anyone know where to find nice images (clip art or otherwise) of rainbows and ballerinas?
I am helping a friend paint her daughters' rooms in her new house tomorrow. The girls want a rainbow on the wall of one room and a ballerina on the other. We have an opaque projector to use, so I'm looking for images that could be easily copied, almost cartoonish I guess. No shading or anything like that. But I'd like to find cool ones! Since it's just for the house we can grab the images from anywhere, but I don't even know where to start...thanks!!!
I am helping a friend paint her daughters' rooms in her new house tomorrow. The girls want a rainbow on the wall of one room and a ballerina on the other. We have an opaque projector to use, so I'm looking for images that could be easily copied, almost cartoonish I guess. No shading or anything like that. But I'd like to find cool ones! Since it's just for the house we can grab the images from anywhere, but I don't even know where to start...thanks!!!
http://dgl.microsoft.com - It's supposed to be for MS documents only, but you can take a screen cap and capture the clip art / image.
posted by bjork24 at 12:08 PM on March 14, 2007
posted by bjork24 at 12:08 PM on March 14, 2007
A one-week subscription to Clipart.com is only $18. They'll probably have the biggest selection. Try doing a couple of searches and see if you find anything you like.
posted by MsMolly at 12:09 PM on March 14, 2007
posted by MsMolly at 12:09 PM on March 14, 2007
Response by poster: Yes, I tried google image search thanks. A lot of junk comes up, I need a more specific recommendation.
posted by eileen at 12:12 PM on March 14, 2007
posted by eileen at 12:12 PM on March 14, 2007
Have you looked at Microsoft Clipart?
Also, DaFont's "dingbats" work very well as graphics because the "letters" are essentially scalable vector files (i.e. they look good blown up big). Butterflies, more butterflies, and fun kids fonts.
posted by radioamy at 1:50 PM on March 14, 2007
Also, DaFont's "dingbats" work very well as graphics because the "letters" are essentially scalable vector files (i.e. they look good blown up big). Butterflies, more butterflies, and fun kids fonts.
posted by radioamy at 1:50 PM on March 14, 2007
istockphoto.com is great. Photos start at a buck each (price depends on the resolution you want.)
rainbows and ballerinas
posted by paddingtonb at 2:43 PM on March 14, 2007
rainbows and ballerinas
posted by paddingtonb at 2:43 PM on March 14, 2007
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posted by box at 12:07 PM on March 14, 2007