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Gospel Clip Art FAQS Page |
Frequently Asked
Questions about the
free use of
Gospel Clip Art images.
Q. What is the purpose of this website?
A. The purpose of this site is to share
inspirational Christian (specifically, Bible-centered) graphic images
with Christian believers around the world. This site and
its ever-growing body of Christian images grew out of my early work
on the World Wide Web. In it's fairly short life-time,
many images have been downloaded by Christian believers all over the
world and put to good use.
Q. Who creates the images found on this
site?
A. The images in this collection are
original copyrighted works by Jim Sutton. They are created for
Christian believers to use in any way except redistribution.
Q. How may Gospel Clip Art (including
GospelGifs) images be used?
A. Simply put, you can use them but not
sell or include them in your own (or anyone else's) collection of
clipart or graphics. (But see below for details regarding T-shirts
and other items imprinted with GospelGifs images.)
Q. Are the images available
to Christian believers for
free download and use?
A. Yes, all images on this site are
free for uses specified in the next answer.
Q. What kinds of uses are acceptable
without fees or special permission?
A. Use these images for bumper stockers,
buttons, MySpace or other profiles, church newsletters, posters,
t-shirts, personal emails, as a witness on your web pages, in Sunday
School and Bible class presentations, and any other kind of
Christian witness and ministry. Many of the images are also popular
as desktops, screen savers, web site decoration, and even
e-postcards.
In
short, use Gospel Clip Art images to help spread the good news about
Jesus Christ.
Q. Are there any limitations on how
these images may be used?
A. Yes, the images on this website may
not be...
altered or changed in any way,
included in any other graphic collection, online, printed, on a
disk, file or otherwise,
printed in sheets of graphic images for resale or free
distribution
used to promote ethics, philosophies, or religions contrary to
orthodox Christian faith.
used as part of a logo or in other graphic images,
used as banners for web pages or web-ring graphics,
linked directly from this server (that is, they must be
downloaded).
More information about printing Gospel Clip
Art & GospelGifs images
Q. Must I mention or provide a link back
to
www.GospelClipArt.com?
A. No, but you are certainly welcome to
do so.
Q. How do I view the free images?
A. Click on a Clip Art link in
the left hand menu of the home page. Then select an image to
view by clicking one of the thumbnail graphics shown on the Clip
Art Page.
Q. How do I download a free Gospel Clip
Art image for my own use?
A. Follow these easy steps:
1.
Hold the mouse over the image to be downloaded
2.
right-click (pc-users) on the image
3.
from the pop-up menu, choose "Save image as"
4.
save the image to a storage location on your computer.
Q. If I'm unable to download, may I simply
link directly to images on your site?
A. No. Doing so will result in empty
spaces and broken links on your web page(s).
Q. Are Gospel Clip Art images available
in larger sizes or high resolution?
A. Yes. Most of the images on our
site are available in high resolution on the GospelGifs CD
Collection which is updated every October.
Q. May I submit artwork or for
consideration and possible inclusion on the Gospel Clip Art site?
A. No. We are unable to use art or
graphics produced by other artists at this time.
Q. Do you ever produce custom graphics
for business or ministry?
A. Yes, I sometimes produce custom graphics for use by Christians in
business or ministry.
Q. How do I get in contact with the web
person responsible for this site?
A.
Click HERE to send a brief message
regarding Gospel Clip Art images or website.
