Free Clipart Drop #2
This is the second of approximately 50 drops I’ll be doing.
All of the images were created by artists around the world whom I contracted through Rent-A-Coder (now freelancer.com) between 2006 and 2008 under work-for-hire contracts that specified: “all deliverables will be considered ‘work made for hire’ under US Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased.”
Please note I try to credit the artists out of a personal ethic, but I am the one who owns the images and their copyrights.
Owner’s Statement: I, Greg Bulmash, do hereby dedicate the SVG illustrations in this blog post to the public domain under the terms of the CC0 (Creative Commons Zero) license.
How to use this free clipart…
All the clipart is in SVG (Scaled Vector Graphic) format. Most graphics programs can either use them natively (Inkscape, Illustrator) or can import them and convert them to bitmapped images.
Click the image or the “DOWNLOAD” link on individual images to just download those. OR you can download these 10 free clipart images in a .zip archive file.
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And now the free clip art
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FILE NAME: A pie gets hit in the face with a clown – clipart.svg
ARTIST:Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Color illustration of two men standing at a bar. Each man has a pie for a face. One man holds a pie-sized clown face in his hand, getting ready to hit his pie-friend in the face with a clown.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: A pie gets hit in the face with a clown – clipart – lineart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Lineart illustration of two men standing at a bar. Each man has a pie for a face. One man holds a pie-sized clown face in his hand, getting ready to hit his pie-friend in the face with a clown.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Boy taking his pet monster for a walk – clipart – lineart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Line art illustration of a boy walking down the street with his pet monster on a leash. Both are licking ice cream cones.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Boy taking his pet monster for a walk – clipart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Color illustration of a boy walking down the street with his pet monster on a leash. Both are licking ice cream cones.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Dad and robot change a baby – clipart – lineart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox studio
DESCRIPTION: Line art illustration of a man using a remote control as a robot changes a baby’s diaper.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Dad and robot change a baby – clipart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Color illustration of a man using a remote control as a robot changes a baby’s diaper.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: John Henry – folklore – clipart – lineart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Line art illustration of folk hero John Henry as he poses with his sledgehammer on his shoulder. John Henry is legendary for using nothing but his hammer and his experience, to challenge an automated rock driller to a race in an allegory that’s timely in the rise of AI.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: John Henry – folklore – clipart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Color illustration of John Henry with his sledgehammer on his shoulder.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Snow White and the seven creepy clowns – clipart – lineart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Line art illustration of Snow White and seven small, creepy clowns.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
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FILE NAME: Snow White and the seven creepy clowns – clipart.svg
ARTIST: Zeusbox Studio
DESCRIPTION: Color illustration of Snow White and seven small, creepy clowns.
LICENSE: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero)
Hope you enjoyed these. See you next Monday!
Why do I use “clipart” and “clip art” instead of settling on one? Because people use both and both are technically correct, so it’s a good way to help them find this.
About The Author
Greg Bulmash
Greg Bulmash has had a wide and varied career as a humorist, journalist, novelist, software developer, and educator. With a degree in Creative Writing and multiple developer certifications, he is exploring the intersections of tech, AI, and creativity, then sharing his findings and creations here.