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Screen Beans Clip Art
Those lovable Screen Bean characters have a knack for illustrating your ideas with just the right touch of insight and humor! Our standard single-user license allows you to use them in all your non-commercial projects.
Screen Beans clip art is sold in 18 different collections organized by theme. Currently, we offer themes in business, home, and health areas. There are also "bundle" products which offer several related collections at a discounted price.
Check out all the collections at The Screen Beans Store!
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Screen Beans products differ by platform, so check these pages:
What makes clip art truly useful?
| It's Compact. Using
clip art shouldn't mean over-inflating your documents.
Screen Bean images are of modest size so you can afford to
store them on your hard disk and use them liberally in your
work. The average size of a Screen Beans image is
5kb.
It's Resizable. One of the reasons Screen Bean images are so compact is that they are delivered as "vector" art (i.e. not bitmaps), native to the computer system you use. On Microsoft Windows, that means WMF's (Windows Metafiles) and on Macintosh its PICT files. One of the many advantages of this format is that it looks good even when you stretch it considerably larger or smaller. It's Editable. Another advantage of the vector format is that it is easy to make simple changes. Want that guy facing left instead of right? Want make that chair red instead of green? How about taking just one part of the image and deleting the rest? No problem. Just paste the image into PowerPoint, or similar drawing program, and use the Ungroup command to disassemble the picture into its components. Change it using normal drawing tools and then copy it back to the clipboard for use anywhere. |