[tomld]

I'm wondering if anyone knows a good location of retro style clipart (people & objects) that can be used for screen printing? Either a CD or maybe an online membership deal. Also what file types are required for screen printing?

Tom

 

[buddha]

Tom

You must check any clipart you use and make sure that you can use it on T-shirts.
Many clipart collections will not allow you to use them in for that purpose. As far
as what files to create your work in, any vector format would be fine. Common file extensions are AI, EPS,and CDR. You just need to ask your screen printer which format he prefers. Hopes this helps a little.

 

[pearlyvictoria]

Try Dover.com and clipart.com. You can always ask about their terms and requirements.

 

[Cotton]

Try these sources

http://www.clipartinc.com/

http://www.coolclipart.com/

http://www.retroadart.com/

http://www.clip-art.com/index.php

cotton

 

[silverbolt]

I am broke and need some clip art to put on my shirts. Any suggestions? I wanted to just use some small images and everything I see graphics wise is either protected from resale or cost money to purchase the graphics or use them. Any ideas? I am not that great on using Photoshop and I have very little artistic talent. HELP!!

 

[artshirt]

Try this site: http://www.1001fonts.com/ (all is free for download)

 

[artshirt]

BTW...I have no idea where u can find clipart for screen, just because I create my own.
Anyway...Why dont u try to create any art with cool fonts and bullets, with a nice software as macromedia fireworks.