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How do you want your image delivered to you?

Choose: DOWNLOAD ..or.. EMAIL

HAVING TROUBLE WITH A DOWNLOAD?... click here.

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NEED A PASSWORD?

NERVOUS ABOUT DOWNLOADING?

J-SCHOOL STUDENT?

NEED A PASSWORD?

If you are a BUSINESS or PUBLICATION, and want to be able to purchase and publish drawings from NewsArt, go to the PASSWORD PAGE. BUT... if you are an INDIVIDUAL, seeking a drawing for personal use, email the artist who did the drawing and ask for permission to use it.

When you download, if you have previously downloaded the same drawing, you will be reminded of the previous download, and asked if you want to proceed. (Remember that just because you downloaded it does not mean that you published it.) Our data base of previous downloads begins with Jan 1, 1999, and is updated with every download.

NERVOUS ABOUT DOWNLOADING?

Here's a drawing you can experiment with for free. (It's drawing # m112.tif) To download this drawing, click here. You'll be able to SAVE IT to your desktop, or drag and drop it there... ready to put into your page makeup or print out.

J-SCHOOL STUDENTS

If your school wants to participate on our NewsArt Journalism School Program, contact us and we'll set up a password. After that you may use your school's UserID and password to download art at no charge for use in your school work, campus newspapers, etc. The work may NOT be used in advertising without paying a fee (contact the artist directly). NOTE: If you wish to use a drawing by Dean Rohrer, your password will not work. Instead, please email him and he will email the image to you at no charge.

TROUBLESHOOTING If you experience a problem downloading...

1 - try using the EMAIL option. (Remember: even though the drawing is emailed instantly, it may take a little while to arrive in your mailbox. ALSO, if your mail box is full or nearly full it may not have enough room to accept the file.)

2 - If the drawing arrives corrupted in some way... two "common" problems are:

- The wrong drawing arrives -- Assuming you didn't mis-type the drawing number, this is usually because the small screen image has an incorrect caption number. Go back to the screen image and right-click on it and select Properties from the drop down menu. Properties will tell you the name of the file, which will be the correct number of the drawing. (Please send an email to the artist so they can correct the caption.)

- The drawing is corrupted in some way*, maybe it is coarsely pixilated, or it won't load into your page layout. If this happens contact the artist directly, and if you can't promptly reach the artist contact Barrie Maguire or Paul Lachine. Someone can email an acceptable drawing to you.

* If you have requested the drawing be converted from a tiff to a jpeg, try downloading again and NOT converting the drawing.

- TIP FOR MAC USERS DOWNLOADING A TIFF FILE: When a tiff file is downloaded it appears in your window as a Quicktime file... and it will not allow you to drag & drop to desktop. DO NOT PANIC! Simply do a "Save" (Command - S) and save the the page to your desktop. It will arrive with a new extension (.tiff) but there it is.

If all else fails...

contact the artist whose drawing you are have difficulty with...
If he or she is not there... contact Barrie Maguire.