The AdArt series is ready to use in the creation of advertisements, maps, publications, packaging, labels, charts & graphs and with the aid of a postscript drawing program such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw, illustrations can be modified, reversed, scaled or colored. You can even create your own symbols using the design elements we have provided. The options you have with the AdArt Clip Art Series and your drawing program are limitless.

All graphics are in the Encapsulated Postscript format to provide superior reproduction quality with no loss of detail or sharpness when resized. Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) is a graphic language that allows images to be scaled and rotated while retaining an object's integrity. Postscript also supports gray scales and color, and prints on a wide variety of output devices, from 300 dpi laser printers, 2,400 dpi image setters to vinyl sign plotters. The EPS format provides highest possible reproduction quality with no loss of detail or sharpness when resized unlike its traditional "camera-ready" or bit-mapped counterparts. A great deal of time is spent to insure the correct representation of every image we create. Each collection is saved in the Adobe Illustrator1.1 format to insure compatibility with most page-layout and illustration programs which accept EPS files (i.e. Adobe Pagemaker, Quark Xpress, Microsoft Publisher, and Adobe Illustrator!) and is available for the Macintosh and PC computer systems.

A majority of the collections available in the AdArt Series are also compatible for vinyl sign cutting. These images differ from regular clip art in that the images must be specially edited in outline format for compatibility with standard vinyl sign cutting equipment and software. Each image is saved in the Adobe Illustrator 1.1 format to insure compatibility with most vinyl sign cutting software and illustration programs which accept EPS files (I.e.Flexisign, Sign Lab, Corel Draw and Adobe Illustrator!) and is available for the Macintosh and PC.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Macintosh or PC computer, a Program that accepts Encapsulated postscript files (EPS), and a postscript printer.