I bought mine on Ebay (I think!). I use them a lot (some of the CDs are actually scratched now and I cannot get some of the cliparts! ) On these 7 CDs (I paid something like 20 euros), there are cliparts, illustrations, photos, etc.

My piece of advice: Try to buy a set that is not too expensive so that you won �t have too many regrets!  (You �ll see that these sets are cheaper on Ebay than on Amazon)

 

I suggest you buy sets of what you need at that moment. There are some sites selling sets at USD1.00 or less with 10 or more pictures - instant download.

Most of them use PayPal checkout, the safest for online purchases.

Read the license before purchasing, most of them are free for personal and non-profit use, others require a speceial license for resellers.

http://resaleclipart.com/

http://digiscrapkits.com/digiscraps/

http://sunflowerfriends.com/shop/

You �ll find banners directing to other online clipart stores.

Hope it helps!

Have a nice day!

Zailda Coirano

http://www.zaildacoirano.com/

While some boast as many as half a million pictures and clip art, I found the majority to be totally useless. I mean, who needs 300 pictures of bread or cars? Because that is what you �ll probably find. Although the number of pictures stated on the CDs is correct, they fail to mention that many of them are very much alike.

BTW, many of these collections have both clip art and photos. That could be what pictures refers to. 

I find the internet the best resource when I need visuals. These collections of multiple CDroms are also cumbersome to use. Imagine yourself looking for a picture of a picnic only to find that you�ve got seven CDs and have no idea under what category you need to look nor on which CD. I think CDs and CDroms are on the way out anyway. The machines I use don�t even have a CD drive anymore.

Good luck anyway.