Door Decorations? Clip Art?

[Lancer525]

I've been reading on several message fora, about decorating one's cabin door aboard ship.

Does anyone have any good suggestions for websites that have cruise related clip art?

Thanks!

[mehawk]

No but when we decorated our door, the art was ripped off by someone.

[Lancer525]

Originally Posted by mehawk

No but when we decorated our door, the art was ripped off by someone.

Well doesn't that just stink...

I've said it before: Society is on the path to anarchy, because people no longer teach their children manners, courtesy, or respect for others.

Clip art sources, anyone?

[mehawk]

The rip offs were during our cruisemates Thanksgiving cruise last year and during our honeymoon cruise.

[katlady]

Originally Posted by Lancer525

Well doesn't that just stink...

I've said it before: Society is on the path to anarchy, because people no longer teach their children manners, courtesy, or respect for others.

Clip art sources, anyone?

Try this it's MS clip art I search cruise.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/cl...u=Cruise&sc=21

[Paul Motter]

http://www.cruisemates.com/articles/CMcruise/index.cfm

Go to the link above and scroll to the bottom. You will see CruiseMates door decorations you can download there. Or just use the following

http://www.cruisemates.com/images/CMcruise/poster.tif

Right mouse click the link (left) and select "save target as" to download it as a .tif image (this is a better quality, but larger file size: 1.2 MB) Should take 5 minutes with a 56k modem.

Note: on my computer it wants to save as a .tiff (an extra f) file. Change the filename to poster.tif before you save it it. When you print it, use "landscape" paper orientation.

[Lancer525]

Originally Posted by Paul Motter

http://www.cruisemates.com/articles/CMcruise/index.cfm

Go to the link above and scroll to the bottom. You will see CruiseMates door decorations you can download there. Or just use the following

http://www.cruisemates.com/images/CMcruise/poster.tif

Right mouse click the link (left) and select "save target as" to download it as a .tif image (this is a better quality, but larger file size: 1.2 MB) Should take 5 minutes with a 56k modem.

Note: on my computer it wants to save as a .tiff (an extra f) file. Change the filename to poster.tif before you save it it. When you print it, use "landscape" paper orientation.

Hey, Paul... Thanks a lot for the links! I really appreciate the link to the poster, and I will print it out.

I was planning on using more generic cruise-related art, for extra decorations, but I might just rethink that. I have plenty of time to figure out what I'm going to do, since we don't sail until 11/29.

I appreciate it.

[Paul Motter]

No problem. I dont know what you are looking to do but it isn't hard to make door art as long as you have a good color printer.

I love the new color laser printers - the mojney you save in ink cartirges alone pays the difference between an inkjet.

I just changed the cartridges for the first since I bought mine today - its been at least 2 years. And it only cost $429 back then, with all the cartridges included.

[Lancer525]

Originally Posted by Paul Motter

No problem. I dont know what you are looking to do but it isn't hard to make door art as long as you have a good color printer.

To be perfectly honest, I don't know exactly what I want to do either!!

I just wanted to get right into the swing of things, so to speak, since it's my first cruise and all... I suppose I am sort of wanting to go overboard, if you'll pardon the pun. I'm going to have FUN, darnit!!

[katlady]

Hi Lance here is a link to another thread about Door Decoration.
it mind give you some ideas. I like the crime scene tape idea.
http://www.cruisemates.com/forum/vie...593392&start=0