Free Clipart N Images

 Its been a long time since I have posted to Free Clipart N Images. Ten years to be exact. I wasn't even sure if my blog was still here but a quick check had me happily surprised. I would like to start up again but haven't done much in the way of clip art for a long time. I do have photos I can share and photos of watercolor and acrylic paint abstracts that could possibly be of use to some for backgrounds, kids art projects, or junk journal cutouts.  All my art work and photos are very amateur but I enjoy playing with paint and snapping pictures and as I don't do anything with them, I thought it might be better to offer to share them instead of throwing them out. Those are my thoughts at this time. To start, here is a lovely red rose from my flower garden. It was taken a few years ago when the bush was in full bloom. Below are two cute little mushrooms, hanging out in in the green grass in front of some lily plants.

Nothing is better on a hot summer day than a cool ice pop for a treat.  However, if you or your children are like my kids, they're are great any day of the year.  Below, are some brightly colored ice pop clip art cut outs that can be used for projects online or off. They would be great as invitations for a summer birthday party, party decorations, ephemera for junk journals or scrapbooking, could be made into stickers, and much more. Pick a favorite color or use all five ~ purple, blue, yellow, pink, and green.

The holidays are upon us and its time to start celebrating the season.  Why not make it fun for the kids and in addition to the usual play money, why not let them have some extra fun this year with some seasonal themed dollars?  From this post, you can print out "Merry Money" or "Christmas Cash" for the little ones to enjoy. These festive dollars come have a red and white candy cane background with green and red trim, and black letters and numbers.  They come in denominations of $1, $5, and $10.  In addition, there is also a template with blank spaces so kids can add their own numbers.

With Halloween behind us, its time to spend at least a little time on the holiday that comes before Christmas: Thanksgiving. Below is a little banner titled, "Give Thanks", that can be used for all sorts of fun projects.  It can be printed out and used to decorate gift bags or boxes, used as a centerpiece for a craft project, a greeting on a web page, and just about anything you can think of. Each letter is in its own little block outlined in black and each block and letter come in different colors of red, gray, white, gold, orange, black, and red

I know...Halloween isn't even over so its a few days early to start pushing Thanksgiving art projects. However as most are probably all ready for their parties and done with their preparations, its never too early to get a jump start on the next holiday. This project could be for Thanksgiving cards, tabletop place holders, name tags, etc...  It comes in three pieces so that you can get creative and mix and match to suit your activity.   One is a finished "Happy Thanksgiving!" greeting on a golden yellow background trimmed with black outlines.  A nice plump orange pumpkin with red and yellow leaves are featured in the lower right corner. The next image is the same as above but without the greeting so that you can add whatever text you choose. The third picture is the pumpkin and leaves that can be used for any type of fall project. Happy Halloween and good luck to those who wish to get some Thanksgiving projects started early!

Its fall again and in my neck of the woods, the leaves have changed color and are falling from the trees.  Soon, the trees will be bare and then it won't be long until winter is here. In the spirit of fall, I have this cute little art project for kids that I would like to share.   The graphics consist of a bare brown tree and three leaves in red, yellow, and orange.  All you need to do is save each picture to your computer,  re size the as desired, print them out, cut out lots of leaves (make sure you print a lot of them!) and past them on the tree.  Enjoy! :)