The versatility of clip art is important and does matter when certain needs must be met. Being able to download certain images in a specific format will save you time and money. With Graphics Factory, you can resize any image according to how you would like to use it.

Vector images use points, lines, curves, and polygons all based on mathematical equations to represent images in computer graphics. These images can be resized larger or smaller than the original image seen on Graphics Factory.

Bitmap images are an array of bits organized on a file format used to store digital images. These images can only be resized smaller than the image seen on Graphics Factory.

GIF’s (Graphic Interchange Format) are a bitmap format with color limitations. These limitations make it unsuitable for reproducing color photographs and other images with continuous color. A GIF formatted image is better suited for graphics or logos with solid areas of color. GIF images can be transparent. These images can only be resized smaller.

JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) are a most common image format used by digital cameras and other devices able to capture images. JPEG’s typically have little perceptible loss in image quality.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) are graphics when compressed, have no loss in image quality. PNG images can also be transparent. The image you see is the image you get; exactly.

Now that you have been educated on the different formats Graphics Factory has to offer, it will be easier for you to download the correct format to fit your specific need for that image.

Teachers and students both try to find ways to make their work or learning more interesting.  Teachers look for ways to keep their students interested and students are constantly trying to pay attention to a bland and boring homework assignment.

It would be nice to just insert a graphic on a homework sheet or syllabus to keep both students and teachers talking together about the same subject.  Clipart is great for keeping the interest of a student even if its just a few minutes.

It’s important for teachers to be able to capture a student and get them interested and talking about learning something new.  It’s true, a picture is worth a 1000 words.

Become a member of Graphics factory.  They offer affordable access to clipart images anytime, from any computer, anywhere in the word with the aid of internet access.

Have any of you noticed how the results in the Google searche change based on if you’re signed into your Google account or not, but they also change depending on other factors. Somewhere around 50 other factors in fact, so your search results are determined by these 50 factors not just the best search results. When did this start happening and why?

I do not want personalized results based on what I searched for before. I want the same results for everyone and I am thinking this is what everyone else would want too.

What do you think? Would you rather Google stick to standard results or personalize them based on 50 other factors?