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Hello,

A lot of clipart libraries offer free raster images.
I am looking for a similar collection for vector graphics.

Do you know a gallery or archive for the following formats?
- Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svgz)
- Computer Graphics Metafile (*.cgm)

Sincereley,
Markus Elfring

"Markus Elfring" <> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> A lot of clipart libraries offer free raster images.
> I am looking for a similar collection for vector graphics.
>
> Do you know a gallery or archive for the following formats?
> - Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svgz)
> - Computer Graphics Metafile (*.cgm)
>
> Sincereley,
> Markus Elfring


You'd better to post this question to the mailing list
svg-.
I am sure there are some resources available.

Bye,
Flavio

Hi Markus,

Most vector clipart libraries have their graphics available in WMF
(Windows Metafile) and/or EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) formats. I'm
sure a Google search for 'vector clipart' will turn something up.

My company develops and markets software tools to batch convert vector
graphics to other file formats. We have both a ps2vector module and a
wmf2vector module, and output formats include both industry-standard
CGM (Computer Graphics Metafile) and XML-standard SVG (Scalable Vector
Graphics). The filters are available in desktop, server and developer
configurations on Windows, Linux and UNIX platforms. More info is at
the URL below. If interested, you're welcome to send me a couple of
sample from an EPS or WMF clipart library for testing.

Regards,

Jeroen Dekker
--
Square One - The Graphics Connection
Visit http://www.square1.nl/index.htm



(Markus Elfring) wrote in message news:<. com>...
> Hello,
>
> A lot of clipart libraries offer free raster images.
> I am looking for a similar collection for vector graphics.
>
> Do you know a gallery or archive for the following formats?
> - Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svgz)
> - Computer Graphics Metafile (*.cgm)
>
> Sincereley,
> Markus Elfring

> Most vector clipart libraries have their graphics available in WMF
> (Windows Metafile) and/or EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) formats. I'm
> sure a Google search for 'vector clipart' will turn something up.
....

Yes, there is some advertisement. Only few sites are free so far.
Example:
http://cartoonfiles.truhgoy.com/clipart/index.php

It seems that the situation is a little bit better for three
dimensional pictures (*.x3dz files).
- Object Libraries
http://www.web3d.org/vrml/oblib.htm

- Free 3D Models on the Web
http://3dgraphics.about.com/library/...blatozfree.htm

Do you know know more resources?

The page "http://librsvg.sourceforge.net/links/" contains some useful
references for free SVG icons.