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·

Accession record

CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02518

AD002336

Retrieved from storage.

The images show two different scenes: 1) A cartoon cactus with a blue sky background holding three bottles of soda labeled "Coke," "Pepsi," and "Sunkist." There is also an owl perched on one side, looking at the viewer.

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The image shows a colorful cartoon of an outdoor scene with mountains, trees, rivers, clouds, sky, grassy areas in various shades of green, blue water under bridges, red roofs on buildings and houses, brown dirt paths, purple flowers near riverbanks, white snow-capped mountain peaks. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02515 The image shows a stylized depiction of an egg with sun rays emanating from it against a gray background. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02516 The image shows a simple graphic of an orange crescent moon on top of what appears to be blue sky with clouds in front of it against a gray background. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02517 The image shows a black triangle with white borders on top of an abstract background that resembles watercolor paint splatters in shades of blue-green to teal. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02519 The image shows a simple geometric shape resembling an abstract representation of two rectangles with different shades of blue on either side against a gray background. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02520 The image shows a stylized graphic with two shapes resembling leaves overlapping each other against a dark background; there is no text present in this clip-art representation of an iconic symbol for recycling, which typically represents paper and cardboard materials being processed into new products through the process of recycling. CA-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02521