Free Vectors and Clipart are cool. Find them here.

We found a few free clipart sites that we wanted to share. This is the most accurate free clipart and free vector websites that we found throughout the internet:

Here are some of the best Free Vector Art Websites

1. Vecteezy

Vecteezy. This is a huge index of free vector art that is comprised of vector art submissions from hundreds of designs. They are all available for free download.

2. FreeVectors.net

FreeVectors.net offers a huge collection of vector art with thousands of free vector art submissions available for your free downloading.

3. You the Designer

We like the name. This is a graphic design blog which will releases a few high quality vector art sets every once in a while.

4. Smashing Magazine

Smashing Magazine is one to check out. This blog is one of the largest on the web and is known for it's free download rounds ups and inspirational posts.

5. BittBox

BittBox writers give us another good design blog that often releases free vector graphics, fonts, textures, brushes and more.

6. GoMediaZine

Go Media Zine is the blog of a famous design studio who will create free custom graphics.

7. QVectors

Q Vectors is another great vector art gallery which has many high quality, free vector art downloads.

8. Blog.SpoonGraphics

9. Cool Vectors

Cool Vectors. This is a growing art gallery with vector art downloads you won't find anywhere else!

10. Vector4Free

This vector blog publishes new free vector art finds on a regular basis and has a large collection of posts built up already!

Update: Here are some more.
http://www.vectorart.org
The original free vector art open source site

http://dezignus.com/
http://createsk8.com/
http://benblogged.com/

If you know of any other free vector sites? Link to them in the comments and let the rest of us know!

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Fotolia Moves away from Micro-Stock, Incorporates Traditional Collections

Fotolia has debuted what it’s calling the “Infinite Collection.” This is a set of 15,000 agency-distributed photographs that would normally be found on expensive stock photography sites but are now being sold for as little as $20 on Fotolia. http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif

Will this force higher end stock photography sites to lower their prices? Is this a form of price discrimination because Fotolia won't list the collections they are getting the photos from? Are the photographers whose photos are being sold aware that they are being sold this way by ?

I'll be watching this development closely to see how well they can incorporate this offering into their business model and client base.