We all know how good it is to have correct clipart in a times of tight deadlines and creative block which, sooner or later, happens to all of us. And It's much more better to have them for free. That's what we doing here - sharing tons of design tools for free. Most of them even free for commercial purposes: web-design and prints, brochures and b-cards, posters and flyers, creative illustrations t-shirt design, book/CD/DVD covers or logotypes. But please don't sell Dezignus.com freebies as is. Have Fun!

Here i one more treasure for your Xmas clipart – Fir branch with snow (transparent background).

Size: 14 mb
Format: PNG with transparent background
License: Free for personal and commercial purposes.
An image can send a message that words sometimes fail to deliver.  essentially, everyone enjoys eye-catching and attractive, engaging  photos. By using my graphics freebies, you can create impressive images that will certainly attract new customers.

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I have created this image for professionals, businessmen and all design fans. It is made for graphic and web designers, visual artists and photographers (to create photo books and photo albums), for   mobile applications, brochures, wrappers, handbills, character design, computer animation, stamps, architecture, print design. You can  use this picture as it is, customize it, or use just a part of it. You can use it to create any kind of posters and banners, T-shirt design, wallpapers, book and DVD covers, birthday cards, prints and calendars.

Attention to all bloggers, web masters and tutorial writers. If you'll use this freebie in your tutorial with backlink to this page (use page title as a link text), I'll review your tutorial on my blog. In this case we will do 100% relevant link exchange to share our readers. Just sent me an e-mail to dezignus@gmail.com, or leave a link to your tutorial in comments. Also if you are representing design magazine and would like to share my "free for all" files with your readers, contacts me to get permission.

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