Friday, January 13, 2012

C'mon, get hoppy! My Frogs 'n' Flowers Clip Art collection

It has been fun making clip art, something I hadn't considered doing during my first couple of decades as a children's book illustrator. But in this digital age it suddenly seemed like an interesting idea. After thinking about it for awhile, I decided to have a very liberal usage policy while retaining the copyright. So, if teachers want to make classroom materials from these images and sell them, for example, that's fine with me. Frogs 'n' Flowers is posted on my store at Teachers Pay Teachers, a site for lesson plans and other teaching resources. A free sample of a border design is included in the Preview file, see close up below:
I've made several other free activities, printables, and coloring pages that are also on my store. So if you're interested if hearing about future offerings, please click on the "follow me" link when you get there.

In reading the TPT forums, it appears that some teachers like to have black and white options to save on printer ink. It often looks better to do a custom conversion, rather than just print a color image in black. So, here are the line art images in the Frogs 'n' Flowers set:

I'll be interested to see what people make with these images.

3 comments:

  1. Thanks, Patti! Making clip art is very different in a lot of ways than illustrating a book. Not such a big project, that's for sure.

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  2. Love these!! I'm your newest follower!

    Rebecca
    Teaching First

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  3. Thank you, Rebecca, glad to have you aboard!

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