Consumer-graphics collection Est. 2026 · Vancouver

CLIPARCHIVE

A working museum of clip art, 1980s–early 2000s.

Now cataloguing·MS Office 97 · PCPaintbrush 1994 · Print Shop Deluxe 1995 · SoftKey Ultimate 1996·New acquisitions posted daily·All objects recovered from circulating media·The whole store is the show·

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CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01785

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Retrieved from storage.

The image shows a white plastic object with an opening on top that has been cut open to reveal its interior structure inside of which is another smaller piece of plastic shaped like a keyhole cover.

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The image shows a black and white pixelated representation of an office cubicle environment with multiple desks arranged around each other in rows. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01782 The image shows a black and white pixelated representation of an airplane flying through what appears to be clouds against a gray background with no other discernible details visible in this small clip-art format. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01783 The image shows a white printer with paper coming out of it on top of what appears to be an open laptop computer that is also in black-and-white coloring. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01784 The image shows a computer setup with an open laptop on top of it, a keyboard to its right side, and two mice in front; all set against a dark background. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01786 The black and white illustration shows a printer with paper inserted into it on top of what appears to be an office desk in front of which there is no one present. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01787 The image shows a sequence of three panels with arrows pointing from left to right: 1) A black smartphone displaying an orange icon; 2) An arrow indicating "swipe" on top, and below it is another phone showing two red circles connected by a line; 3) Another panel depicting the same phones as in step one but with no arrows. The image appears to be illustrating how smartphone gestures work or are perceived through different stages of interaction. There's also an arrow pointing from left to right, suggesting movement across these panels. No CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01788