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1. Clip Art and Graphics for Crafts, Scrapbooks, Blogs, Web Design This lens features the best resources we've found for clip art and craft graphics collections online - links that take you to sites with many free or low-cost clip art images in sizes large enough to be useful for crafts and general printed projects....
2. Sunygraphics - Stock Vector Illustrations & Graphics Welcome to my lens showcasing some of my vector illustrations. Stock vector art is similar to clipart and stock photography, it's generally used as an element within a design. Designers purchase these files (approx. $5-$15) and use them for their gra...
3. Christmas Literature by Illustrator - Author Jan Brett One of my most favorite illustrators and authors of children's books is Jan Brett. Her illustrations are amazingly beautiful! The traditional and original stories she illustrates have all become favorites to many children. Mrs. Brett has a very c...
4. The Wizard of Zazzle Introducing, in case you haven't heard of him, the Wizard of Zazzle! Please say hello to Wizard Scott Morton! Ah, did you know that the Wizard of Zazzle is actually a Wizard on Squidoo too? The power of Squidoo has certainly played a big part in...
5. Really cool funky gifts Pink Pig has been rooting round the internet for really cool gifts, and has found great tshirts, fun bookends, cool jewellery, and other goodies on the web. I've tried to save you hours trawling the web to find great gift ideas by bypassing the m...
6. Cool Photoshop Tips And Tricks When it comes to entering the graphic design world, creating interesting pieces for a job or sharing artwork with family and friends, there are plenty of cool Photoshop tips and tricks to consider. Whether you are just experimenting with the tools or...
7. John Everett Millais Prints Posters Paintings John Everett Millais (British, 1829-1896) John Everett Millais was raised in Jersey, Southampton, and Dinan until his family relocated to London in 1838 so that he may be trained in art. At the age of eleven, in 1840 he entered the Royal Academy Sch...
8. Inkscape kicks Illustrator's butt Inkscape kicks Illustrator's butt Now don't get me wrong... Illustrator is a fine program that's been around many years... but that's part of the problem. It's a tremendously bloated application at this point, it's very space/memory hungry, and even...
9. Design Books: Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Advertising, Architecture, and Furniture Check out this Lens that is dedicated to the best design books in the industry. Stay current with the latest news and forums about the newest and top rated design books. This Lens also has some great deals on the newest design books sold on Amazon.
10. The Decorative Gallery of All Things Marjolein Bastin Each Christmas Holiday Season, we bring down our bins of Christmas collectibles and decorations from our attic. Over the years, we have amassed many decorative items that have precious memories. It is because of one such decoration that I have writte...
11. Brian Froud From beautifully illustrated books like Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book and Good Fairies/Bad Fairies to concept art for the movies the Dark Crystal and Labyrinth, Brian Froud is one of the most talented and prolific fantasy illustrators out ther...
12. The Art of Charley Harper Living in Ohio the art of Charley Harper has been a quiet and pervasive influence on me as long as I can remember. It wasn't until just this past year that I got the opportunity to work directly with the studio and really immerse myself in it. I'm so...
13. scraperboard/scratchboard Scraperboard is a wonderful medium to create very unique and stunning pictures. The original scraperboard is made from cardboard coated in white china clay with a thin layer of black indian ink on the top. The indian ink can be scraped away to reveal...
14. Great Adobe Illustrator Resources Adobe Illustrator is the must have tool for computer illustration, but what do you do with it once you have it? Here are a selection of my favorite vectors, tutorials and other resources.
15. Edward Gorey Edward St. John Gorey (February 22, 1925 - April 15, 2000) authored over 100 books, drew illustrations for more than 50 other authors, and left his own unique stamp on the world of gothic horror.
16. Tasha Tudor  It seems that Tasha Tudor has always known exactly how she wanted to live. From the time she was a little girl, she dreamed of living on a secluded farm where she could surround herself with a garden and a slew of household pets and barnyard an...
17. All About Adobe Illustrator If you are a fan of Adobe Illustrator, you know how addicting it can be to create and manipulate any scene or image that you can possibly imagine. The question is, how are you going to make the picture of the screen like the image you have in your he...
18. Melissa A Benson, Nightmare Artist I specialize in fantasy themes with an emphasis on anthropomorphic creatures and people in natural and historic settings. There is also a lot of decorative illustration for the holidays. The majority of my work is done in dyes and color pencil, but I...
19. A Beginner's Guide to Desktop Publishing I fell in love with Adobe Illustrator and InDesign while working as a graphic design proofreader. I spent hours correcting other designer's mistakes, so I learned the software pretty well. After expressing an interest in desktop publishing, the desi...
20. Virtual Toys and Games There are so many cool virtual toys available online for kids and teens to play with for free. Here are some of my favorite toys for boys and girls from virtualiToy and Stardoll (my two faves). Let me know if you have any other suggestions. For Gir...