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-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02525

NM3D

Retrieved from storage.

The image shows a simple graphic of an open book with blank pages on what appears to be a computer screen displaying it as part of another larger picture that includes other elements like text boxes and shapes in various shades, suggesting some sort of digital interface design concept or template for creating content within the context of storytelling.

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The image shows a stylized map of Nevada with an exaggeratedly tall mountain range on its left side. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02522 The image shows two maps of a region with different color schemes: on top is an overlaid map showing various districts in shades of gray; below it is another version where each district has been colored differently, possibly to represent some form of data such as population density or demographics. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02523 The image shows a simple black and white representation of two rectangles with red dots inside them against an empty background. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02524 The map shows a stylized representation of New Jersey with various regions highlighted by different colored areas; it is presented as an overlay on top of another image that appears to be unrelated but includes parts of what looks like a cityscape and some text, which seems out-of-place in the context provided. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02526 The image shows a map of New York state with highlighted areas that appear to be regions affected by flooding due to Hurricane Sandy in 2013. There is no text present on this portion of the image, and it does not provide any additional context or information about specific locations within these highlighted zones. It's important to note that such images are often used for informational purposes related to natural disasters and their impact areas. The style appears to be a simple map overlay with color coding indicating affected regions rather than an artistic representation of the state itself. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02527 The image shows a stylized map of New York State with parts missing to create an abstract shape resembling a person's head in profile view. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-02528