Question: Where Can I Find Sign Language Clip Art?
A frequently asked question that I get from About.com visitors is, "Where can I find sign language clip art?" People use sign language clip art to create posters, educational materials, and crafts.
Answer: A sign language clip art tool, American Sign Language Clip and Create, can be purchased from Institute for Disabilities Research and Training. This product enables the creation of all sorts of sign language materials and games.
For adding sign language representations (think sign language "captions") to digital media, there are the Sign Smith Studio and ASL Animations products from Vcom3D, for adding avatars and animated graphics, respectively.
Additional free resources online:
- ASL Clip art page of the alphabet
- Hand-drawn pictures of sign alphabet
- Gold Clip Art's Letters and Numbers
- Alpha Info Products offers some free animated clip art of signed words online (such as "cookie"), downloadable as separate GIFs or as ZIP files.
- abcteach has free clip art suitable for making cards for bulletin boards or flashcards. The graphics can be downloaded as PDFs.
