Consider adding a 'design challenge' section where students can create their own clipart based on themes.' The diverse styles serve as great examples for design concepts. Review by a graphic design teacher, I find the clipart on this website inspiring for my students' projects. It would be helpful to have a 'suggestions' box where users can recommend specific themes for new clipart collections.'

It adds a creative touch to my music presentations. Review by a music enthusiast, I appreciate the music-themed clipart on this website. Animated clipart demonstrating exercises would be a valuable addition, aiding in teaching proper techniques.' Review by a physical education teacher, and the sports clipart here is fantastic for creating visually appealing exercise routines and posters. It would be great if there were video tutorials on how to incorporate clipart into digital artwork.' The detailed illustrations help me add a professional touch to my projects. Review by clipart on this website has been a lifesaver for my art class assignments. Over these years, we have gathered a tremendous amount of your feedback, and we are pleased to share it with you. This student came in late and was only able to complete half which was totally fine with me.Dear users of the clipart-library website, this year marks the 7th anniversary of our website. Each child interpreting pattern, line, harmony and balance in their own ways. Once they finished their drawings, they painted with tempera paint. To draw the other half, they folded the paper over their finished image and then lifted the paper enough to see the first drawing-then they were able to see where to draw the next lines. Students first folded their paper in half and drew a king or a queen. The challenging part was explaining how to create a symmetrical, upside down copy of the art.

A similar project can be seen in the Arts Attack program for grade 5. They drew an image of themselves as a king or queen of hearts-a perfect lesson to celebrate Valentine’s Day. We talked about what they noticed in the cards-pattern, line, symmetry and shape. Students learned about the history of the playing card and looked at historic examples of playing cards.

Playing card queen heart drawing