There’s more detail in our illustrations than meets the eye. This is the power of Totem Graphics Vector Clip Art.
Credits
Artwork by: Jerry Forrester, John VanDeusen, John Mason, Sherry Larson, Jodi Kenny, Eric Molgard, Taeko Almand, Shawn Shermerhorn, Jon Norby, Kris Kelly, Kevin Reeves, Philip Garrett, and Mearle Gates.
The Totem Graphics illustrations are © 1988 – 2010, Totem Graphics Inc. All rights reserved. Other software brand names or product names shown on this web site are the trademarks of their respective owners.
Introduction
Totem Graphics is very proud of the clip art we have created . You can see at a glance how the attention to detail has contributed to a sense of realism in each illustration. Take the time to browse though the thumbnails here. Absolutely top quality clip art such as you see here will reflect favorably on any range of documents into which these images are placed.
Totem Graphics clip art is not public domain clip art. An enormous number of man-hours have gone into its creation. Please respect our intellectual rights as the creators. Do not give out copies to your friends or associates.
General Information and Tips
We highly recommend you use Adobe Illustrator if you wish to make any detailed changes to the images. Otherwise all these vector based images are fully compatible with all your popular page layout software. They may also be imported to image manipulation programs like Adobe Photoshop and then exported from there to .jpg or .png format in the sRGB color space should you need to imbed our clipart into your own web page layouts. The format that we deliver the illustrations to you in are vector based. This means they if you import them into your page layout software such as Word, MS Publisher, Adobe InDesign, Quark Xpress, Pages, and many others, you will retain infinite resolution to the images – only limited by your output device. The .eps and .wmf formats that we deliver are so well established and universally accepted that it is extremely unlikely you will ever encounter a problem incorporating our clip art into your own creations.