Inexpensive subscription clip art sites?
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I have been subscribed to iclipart.com for a few years now, but it's time to renew and I'm checking to see if there's another clip art site that will suit my needs for the same cost or less. I periodically use clip art as spot illustrations, mostly in the program book for a science fiction convention I staff, and as I get too easily dragged into the tedium of trying to search online for suitable clip art and verifying that they're truly copyright-free (I have ADHD and easily hyperfocus on this task and lose hours to this), I prefer to use inexpensive subscription services. My current subscription to iclipart.com is $79/year, is up for renewal, and I'd like to see if there's something that's similar or costs less out there before I plunk down the dollars for another year. I am not looking for pay-per-download sites, as I usually download a bunch of pieces of different shapes and sizes and then drop them into the program book and other projects as I build them and discover the need for filler here and there.
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I just realized I should probably clarify that I need black-and-white clip art! I can convert color pieces to B&W, but I don't want to do that too often, as they usually take some adjustment to keep the B&W versions from looking muddy and that just cuts into the time I need for editing.
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Just wondering if you have seen http://store.doverpublications.com/by-subject-clip-art.html, which include the images on CD? They are good for black and white stuff.
gudrun
Have you already looked into http://www.openclipart.org/? Most of their b&w art is vintage, which might be a drawback (or might not be). The community is regulated and copyrighted things are typically taken down, so I feel confident using it. Search/organization could be better, though.
wintersweet
Came in to suggest Dover-- they also have a download site called DoverPictura.com. While it's not a subscription-based site, you can register and have them keep your purchased library for you. The unique quality of the images is also worth it. But it's still not a subscription service, sorry.
blnkfrnk
http://thenounproject.com/ has monochrome icons for everything. Various payment options.
adamrice
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