Christmas is nearly upon us, and you might be thinking about decorating your site for the holidays. These free photos, clipart, and icons can help you get started.
Free Christmas Stock Photos from Smashing Magazine
A great group of photos from Smashing Magazine that you can use for free for anything you'd like. 27 photos in all.
Free Christmas Icons from Clever Icons
Mistletoe, a present, bells, a snowman, and a tree make up this fun and festive icon pack. It's packaged in a Windows installer.
Christmas Photos from FreePixels
Some very pretty photos for the Christmas season.
Reindeer Clipart from Christmas Graphics Plus
Some of these little deer are just adorable. And there are lots of other categories on the site as a whole.
Christmas Trees with Presents from About Web Clipart
Christmas trees make a site festive and these selections from my fellow Guide are fun and pretty.
Christmas Holiday Icons from Icon Dock
I liked the teddy bear icon so much, I decided to use it as my favicon on one of my personal sites. But there are also presents, lights, santa hats and more. And these icon sets come in several formats so you can use them for lots of different things on your site. Fun!
Thank you for your tips. Bookmarked. There are another 150+ Christmas pictures under public domain on http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/hledej.php?hleda=christmas – some of them are really good
@vera thanks for the link. Those photos are great
If anyone else has suggestions for free Christmas or holiday photos, images, or icons for Web pages, please feel free to comment. Thanks!
I found your discussion about adding graphics to your website. I publish a weekly newsletter for our local Rotary club, and thought it would be fun to put a $ in for the lists I do. I can’t seem to get anything but dot, circle and square. Is there a way to add these symbols like a $ or a heart as a symbol that is used, or is limited to the three symbols?
Thanks.
Merry Christmas~
thanks for your sharing
@matt – it’s pretty hard to add custom symbols as list bullets, but you can do it with images. Here’s an article that explains how: http://webdesign.about.com/od/css/a/aa012907.htm
@richard – Thanks! I’m glad you liked it.