
Unless you pay for vector downloads, most images that you find off the internet are going to be in PNG (or some other picture format) that can NOT be modified. This includes deleting parts of the images that you don’t like, and modifying the elements of the image to your preferences. With internet images, unless you find one that’s high quality, there is a good chance your image will come out “grainy” which doesn’t look nice.ģ) Clip Art is editable. This means that you can re-size them without losing pixel quality. On the other hand, if you download images off the internet you are stuck with whatever color the original artist decided on.Ģ) Clip Art is scalable. While there certainly are plenty of images on the internet, the nice thing about remixing Clip Art is threefold:ġ) Clip Art can be re-colored.

Now, you might be thinking to yourself, “Why would I use Clip Art when there are TONS of good looking images on the internet to download?” However, what if I told you there was a way to “remix” free Clip Art into some really good looking images or icons for your presentations?

Using Clip Art in presentations is usually a bad idea.
