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Christian Clipart Links

Christian Clipart Links. The gallery staff is working hard to list all of the Christian graphic resources made available on the entire internet. This is the most complete list, that we know of. If you have any Christian clipart resources that you would like to share with our patrons, let us know. It costs nothing to be linked to here. Most of these Christian graphics are free, however, we do link to people who are trying to sell their own clipart.

If you are building a website and need a comprehensive resource of Christian clipart links, ours is the one you will want to bookmark. We keep it updated constantly. We have been linking to Christian resources far longer than we can remember. If your out there we will find you, so you'd better comb your hair and straighten up your webpages! Or, you could just contact the staff and do us the favor of suggesting your link. Diving for new resources can get a bit exhausting.

If you are thinking of creating clipart to give as a small donation to ministry, we suggest at least 10 to 20 pieces to start with. You may read our Terms of Use in the index to get an idea of "how" to word your own terms. What we talk about there is relatively standard freeware practice and language for internet Christian clipart collections. If you want to give away public domain resources, these must have been published prior to 1923 in America, if you are a U.S. citizen, or the artist must be dead for 65 years before you can touch their work. If you live in England, artist's works enter into the public domain approx. 50 years after the date of the artist's death. Do not write to argue these points with us. This is the law and we have no control over it. The law is dictated by government standards and courts of law. We have seen collections of artworks that are unlawfully redistributed. We try not to link to any of these collections. If you distribute artworks of living artists without their signed consent, you are breaking the law. You must have the permission from a living artist to do such a thing and we suggest that you get a signed release and keep it tucked away in a safe place.

Now the only known exception to these rules have been with Disney. Walt Disney Corporation has won a couple of rare lawsuits to preserve their copyrights on "Mickey Mouse," even though this work has entered into the public domain. So, don't mess around with Disney stuff people.

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