Just email the site that you got it from, also you could look at the terms of service page that the site should have. I know sites like www.universalclipart.com are very accepting of people who want to use their clipart for offline things.
draw a fat book( hint type it in google images and specify as a clip art)
Clip art is generally issued with a specific license; if your use is not covered by that license, you would need additional permission. An original picture would only need permission from the artist. If that's you, you're done.
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Openclipart is a website that provides free clip art images. There are several train and train related clip art images in their website, so check it out.
One can find Nativity clip art by going to the Share Faith website. The website has a number of images about the Nativity, including numerous clip art images.
One can find free Masonic clip art on the internet. You can go on google images, bing images, yahoo images, and so on. You can also find free Masonic clip art at your local art store.
Ready-made images are known as clip art.
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Holiday images can be found in clip art packages through Microsoft or Google images, and are often bundled with Microsoft software for personal use as clip art.
Well, clip art usually refers to stock images created to be freely used in any document, so graphics art can refer to any type of graphic, while clip art is specifically those stock little images you see in Word doucments.
On your toolbar go to Insert>Images>Clip-art