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Christmas & New Year Clipart

Posted by Alison Falzon on 7 September 2006 at 20:37

Hi All

Has anyone got some Christmas clipart – it doesn’t have to be vectorised as it’s going to be printed

In particular, I’m after bells, champagne and glasses!!

I’ve got quite a few on disk myself, but I can’t find what I’m looking for….

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

Ali

Alison Falzon replied 19 years, 3 months ago 8 Members · 9 Replies
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Harry Cleary

Member
7 September 2006 at 20:40

Alison! dont mention that WORD, far too early, far far too early!
Richard Urquhart

Member
7 September 2006 at 20:59

hi alison
i went on clipart.com the other week and for approx £11 i downloaded a load of stuff i needed
you can have a look first to see if there are any you can use then join

looks of vinyl ready stuff on there 2
thanks rich
Cheryl Tissington

Member
7 September 2006 at 21:14

Hi there,
I use istockphotos.
They have some great photos. You can right click, copy and save to pictures on your computer.

Make up your artwork to show the client. If they like the pictures go back a buy the image. 🙂

I did this with some Christmas banners earlier in the week.

Cheryl 🙂
Lynn Normington

Member
7 September 2006 at 21:31

can’t belive we are talking about christmas !!!! well I’m not until at least the 20th. of december

Lynn
Alison Falzon

Member
8 September 2006 at 05:55

Well this customer asked me to do his Xmas & New Year restaurant menus just a few days ago. I was initially meant to get back to him with a price. I’ve been really busy so I haven’ given it prioty, thinking "oooh i’s ages away…."
Low and behold, he rang me yesterday, panicking, because people keep asking him for them. Incidentally, I was in Tesco’s at the time, standing right next to the Christmas Puddings & cakes!
Shane Drew

Member
8 September 2006 at 06:28

quote Cheryl Tissington:

Hi there,
I use istockphotos.
They have some great photos. You can right click, copy and save to pictures on your computer.

Make up your artwork to show the client. If they like the pictures go back a buy the image. 🙂

I did this with some Christmas banners earlier in the week.

Cheryl 🙂

I do this when I need to do a proof too Cheryl, makes life much easier.
Les Woods

Member
8 September 2006 at 07:56

We use istockphoto all the time – I recently got sent this link to a stock photography site which works in a similar way: http://www.fotolia.co.uk/
Brian Little

Member
8 September 2006 at 08:22

alison …heres some …but let me know what you need …ive got loads

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Alison Falzon

Member
8 September 2006 at 08:28

:thumbup2:
Thanks everyone. I’ve found what I’m looking for now. I thought most of the stock photo sites only had photos – How wrong I was!