Comments on: Why You Should Incorporate Clip Art Images and Animations in Your Project http://www.clipartpress.com/23 Clip art craft ideas and tips for holidays and more Wed, 04 May 2011 01:21:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: katie smith http://www.clipartpress.com/23/comment-page-1#comment-393 katie smith Wed, 04 May 2011 01:21:53 +0000 http://www.clipartpress.com/23#comment-393 I totally agree with what you have said that images and animations added to your project will cause you a lot depending on how you use them. It can make your readers get bored or be distracted by what you have added. So better use it wisely and sparingly, just include them in places that you think they are needed. I totally agree with what you have said that images and animations added to your project will cause you a lot depending on how you use them. It can make your readers get bored or be distracted by what you have added. So better use it wisely and sparingly, just include them in places that you think they are needed.

]]> By: Cliff Pelloni http://www.clipartpress.com/23/comment-page-1#comment-386 Cliff Pelloni Thu, 14 Apr 2011 15:28:54 +0000 http://www.clipartpress.com/23#comment-386 I agree about using images that draw your eyes to the text. You want to capture the viewer and direct them to where the content is located and keep them there. Cliff I agree about using images that draw your eyes to the text. You want to capture the viewer and direct them to where the content is located and keep them there.

Cliff

]]> By: Quincy B http://www.clipartpress.com/23/comment-page-1#comment-381 Quincy B Tue, 05 Apr 2011 18:44:23 +0000 http://www.clipartpress.com/23#comment-381 You're right. Pictures and graphics do liven up an article or website. Personally, I like to use them to break up long bits of text, whenever possible. The only problem is that it's sometimes hard to find an image that matches the context of the content. Can you recommend a good place? You’re right. Pictures and graphics do liven up an article or website. Personally, I like to use them to break up long bits of text, whenever possible.

The only problem is that it’s sometimes hard to find an image that matches the context of the content. Can you recommend a good place?

]]> By: Joe Linden http://www.clipartpress.com/23/comment-page-1#comment-379 Joe Linden Mon, 04 Apr 2011 11:22:30 +0000 http://www.clipartpress.com/23#comment-379 "The images and animations you choose for your own project depends on the purpose of said project. A banker looking for a business card logo for a business card would probably stay away from dousing it with not-so-subtle”$” signs. Especially when a card in a conservative color, that lists his name and contact information in elegant script will do nicely. However, if you’re a local car dealership and need a website designed to move cars off the lot fast, then go crazy with the animated dancing chickens or whatever your gimmick is this week." I can definitely vouch for the importance of using the appropriate images. They're critical no matter what type of presentation because they help to break up the text. When used right, they can really help they eyes to travel around the page in a certain way. Joe Linden Los Angeles, CA "<a href="http://www.dogtrainingavenue.com/" rel="nofollow">The Dog Trainer</a>" “The images and animations you choose for your own project depends on the purpose of said project. A banker looking for a business card logo for a business card would probably stay away from dousing it with not-so-subtle”$” signs. Especially when a card in a conservative color, that lists his name and contact information in elegant script will do nicely.

However, if you’re a local car dealership and need a website designed to move cars off the lot fast, then go crazy with the animated dancing chickens or whatever your gimmick is this week.”

I can definitely vouch for the importance of using the appropriate images. They’re critical no matter what type of presentation because they help to break up the text. When used right, they can really help they eyes to travel around the page in a certain way.

Joe Linden
Los Angeles, CA
“The Dog Trainer“

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