As a teacher for two years in Saint Paul I used a lot of clipart in the classroom. However, when looking for clipart, I quickly realized that the internet was completely absent of my student’s intersecting identities. I would scroll through Google Images for multiple pages and come up with nothing. My students were of East African descent and Muslim. The Muslim students I found had light skin, and the black students I found were not Muslim. My students needed to see themselves represented in my classroom, so I decided to spend a few hours a week of my summer using my skills as an artist and a teacher to fill this void.
My clipart is not exhaustive, but it is a start and hopefully can fill your slides as a teacher too. I have shown most of the clipart to my students asking for advice, cultural details, and how they want to be represented. Their input is woven into the final product.
IF YOU ARE A TEACHER, PLEASE SE THIS CLIPART IN YOUR CLASSROOM. It can make a HUGE difference for your students. It is free, and all the files can be found in the google drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18n1fyoXtvv8BdubRxxUfqEu8zn2aneE2?usp=sharing
Im normally a deep in the back of the lab sort of labrat but the PI has decided I know more than him about certain subjects and it's time for me expand and to pass on my knowledge by running some courses in basic molbio.
I'm not fantastic at talking, but willing to give it a go anyway. Im trying to put together some slides. I need clip art for DNA, RNA, mRNA, tRNA, Taq polymerase, etc. just want to cover the bases (HA!)
anyone have any sources they wish to share?
I am completely new to this and wanted to 3D print some keychains for family members. Is it possible to upload clipart of different animals and stack them? I'm looking to make Totem pole keychains.
Can somebody help me out with finding the artist behind these paper-figure-esque drawings? I kept seeing them constantly growing up and I want to know if anyone has any information about it. Sometimes they have large oval eyes and larger smiles but these were the only examples I could get.
Thanks.
Hey there, I am working on designing a custom warfare device for my job as an instructor in the US Navy. We teach on a modified submarine and have civilians, surface sailors, and submariners working all together. We are trying to make a "new" warfare device that kind of combines the aspects of all three communities. The style would be clip art since I would be using this to put on lanyards for work as well as custom belt buckles for our uniforms.
The design uses the submarine part from the original warfare device. Instead of the mahi mahi on the Submarine Warfare device I want to use the sabers from the Surface Warfare device. Finally I would like to have two Alligators, one on each side. I do have a mock up that kind of shows what I'm looking for but since it combines three different components this is out of my wheelhouse and would appreciate any help. This will be an unofficial logo and have not become an official US Navy logo. This is strictly for some custom work things for me and my crew.
I look forward to working with you. If you have any more questions please ask.
Hello all!
I was a teacher for two years as a charter school serving a majority East African and Muslim population. The job was challenging and rewarding, but when I went looking for clipart, I quickly realized that the internet was completely absent of my student’s intersecting identities. I would scroll through Google Images for multiple pages and come up with nothing. My students were of East African descent and Muslim. The Muslim students I found had light skin, and the black students I found were not Muslim.
My students needed to see themselves represented in my classroom, so I decided to spend a few hours a week of my summer using my skills as an artist and a teacher to fill this void. My clipart is not exhaustive, but it is a start and hopefully can fill your slides as a teacher too. I have shown most of the clipart to my students asking for advice, cultural details, and how they want to be represented. Their input is woven into the final product.
The clipart is FREE! Help yourself :)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18n1fyoXtvv8BdubRxxUfqEu8zn2aneE2?usp=sharing
As a TFA teacher for two years in I used a lot of clipart in the classroom.
However, when looking for clipart, I quickly realized that the internet was completely absent of my student’s intersecting identities. I would scroll through Google Images for multiple pages and come up with nothing. My students were of East African descent and Muslim. The Muslim students I found had light skin, and the black students I found were not Muslim. My students needed to see themselves represented in my classroom, so I decided to spend a few hours a week of my summer using my skills as an artist and a teacher to fill this void.
My clipart is not exhaustive, but it is a start and hopefully can fill your slides as a teacher too. I have shown most of the clipart to my students asking for advice, cultural details, and how they want to be represented. Their input is woven into the final product.
IF YOU ARE A TEACHER, PLEASE SE THIS CLIPART IN YOUR CLASSROOM. It can make a HUGE difference for your students. It is free, and all the files can be found in the google drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18n1fyoXtvv8BdubRxxUfqEu8zn2aneE2?usp=sharing
