Everett N
2010-04-23 00:58:48 UTC
Just going back through some Corel and other clipart CDs I realised that
none of it is actually true royalty free. The image licenses are so
restricted about all you can do with them is make a bookmark for your kids
to throw in the rubbish bin.
What are the sources for 'actual' royalty free clipart that I can use
commercially?
I just want a few good quality bits of art to do some basic advertising in
magazines and flyers. I looked at the license for the microsoft online
clipart and photos and they are only for home use and therefore useless to a
basic need (art allowed to be used in commercial context)
And as for photographic public domain images, where can I find those? Even
searching on wikimedia commons, hardly anything is 'public domain'. People
are now copying over a bunch of crap from flickr with these funky gnu and
creative commons licences.
Could someone please provide a list of links to genuine royalty free
clipart, and public domain photos?
(all I can find is yobbos trying to sell stock photos!)
Cheers
none of it is actually true royalty free. The image licenses are so
restricted about all you can do with them is make a bookmark for your kids
to throw in the rubbish bin.
What are the sources for 'actual' royalty free clipart that I can use
commercially?
I just want a few good quality bits of art to do some basic advertising in
magazines and flyers. I looked at the license for the microsoft online
clipart and photos and they are only for home use and therefore useless to a
basic need (art allowed to be used in commercial context)
And as for photographic public domain images, where can I find those? Even
searching on wikimedia commons, hardly anything is 'public domain'. People
are now copying over a bunch of crap from flickr with these funky gnu and
creative commons licences.
Could someone please provide a list of links to genuine royalty free
clipart, and public domain photos?
(all I can find is yobbos trying to sell stock photos!)
Cheers