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Designing your own clipart is fun. It is also easier than you think. If you want to impress family and friends, try this activity today!
If the idea of designing your own clipart seems hard to you, this article will guide through the process. Then you will see how easy it is to make your own clipart. Once you start, you will be able to create many different pictures and designs. It is highly recommended that you help your child the first few times when creating clipart. Equipment and Supply ListIn order to make your own clipart, there are certain supplies that are necessary to have ready to go. They include:
Step 1Draw a picture of something you want to turn into clipart in pencil on white paper. Next, trace over the pencil with a dark colored marker to make the lines strong. See the drawing below for an example. Step 2Color your picture with bold colors using either colored pencils or markers. The darker and heavier the coloring, the better resolution your picture will have. Step 3Scan your picture with the scanner on your printer. Once the picture has been scanned, you should receive options to crop your image, adjust its brightness and contrast, add text to it, and other things to enhance your clipart. Choose the options you want. To save your image choose:
Putting Your Clipart to UseNow that you have made a clipart image, you will want to use it to make things like greeting cards, newsletters, stationery, and other projects. See the example below on how your clipart can look in a project. Here's how to do it:
By clicking on your image you are able to size it to exactly how you want it to fit on the page. When you click on the picture, you will tiny squares around the picture. By clicking and dragging those squares, you will be able to resize your image. Finishing UpNow you can print your project to share with friends and family. Congratulations.
The copyright of the article How to Make Your Own Clipart in Kids Educational Activities is owned by Denise Oliveri. Permission to republish How to Make Your Own Clipart in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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