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The project started in early 2004 by Inkscape developers Jon Phillips and Bryce Harrington to collect designs of flags from all around the world, having been inspired by the efforts to create a collection of flags created by users of vector graphics software Sodipodi. It progressed very well and the project goals were extended to generic clipart. As of October 2007, OCAL incorporated over 10,000 images from over 500 artists, the entire collection of which is available for free to download. All images are dedicated to the public domain by their contributors and are stored in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format, often with thumbnails in Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format.
The project started in early 2004 by Inkscape developers Jon Phillips and Bryce Harrington to collect designs of flags from all around the world, having been inspired by the efforts to create a collection of flags created by users of vector graphics software Sodipodi. It progressed very well and the project goals were extended to generic clipart. As of October 2007, OCAL incorporated over 10,000 images from over 500 artists, the entire collection of which is available for free to download. All images are dedicated to the public domain by their contributors and are stored in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format, often with thumbnails in Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format.
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
Free Graphics
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