1.
Find them on the Web
- Perhaps the
fastest and least painful option! See the Graphics
Section of the Web References Masterlist for some places to
start.
2.
Make them yourself
- Even graphics
found on the Net will generally need to be modified. Here's a few
sources for more information on graphics applications.
Download.com
maintains a catalog of freeware and shareware graphics apps for
PC
and MAC.
3.
Buy them
- Photo and ClipArt
CDs are an option for those with the bucks. PhotoDisc,
Inc. is one example of a company that sells ready-made graphics
for websites.
4.
Scan them in/Digital Cameras
- A
nice tutorial on basic
scanning from U. of Kentucky.
Looking for Florida State
University Graphics?
- FSU Seals
- Campus Building and
Locations
Cnet's Builder.com
is an excellent overview and a great place to start learning about
graphics for the web.
The thoughtful
integration of text and graphics are what make a great webpage. Read
up on how to make your pages stand out from the crowd at Webreference's
Web
Design Tutorials list.
See also the
Graphics Section of the
Web References Masterlist and Frequently Asked
Questions about graphics.
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