Sources of Disability Clip Art
                    From: Disabilities Resources Monthly


1. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Images & Symbols, a series of 56 
EPS pictures of library services, symbols, and settings. Some are 
appropriate for non-library publications. The illustrations are excellent. 
The graphics are diverse and represent a variety of disabilities (mobility, 
vision, hearing) and ages (children, youth, adults, and elders). The two 
disk set (PC or Macintosh) cost $35 + $5 postage and handling.

     Chris Olsen & Associates
     857 Twin Harbor Dr.
     Arnold, MD  21012
     410/647-6708


2. Disability Logos. This series of 12 symbols, each shown in positive and 
negative versions, depicts accessibility for people with sight, hearing, or 
mobility impairments. Some are stylized versions of traditional access 
symbols. (There are no people or settings.) The art work is crisp, clear, 
and classy. The TIFF graphics are not copyrighted and organizations are 
encouraged to share them. The price for the single disk (PC or Macintosh) is 
$12.95 + $3.50 postage and handling.

     Graphic Artists Guild Foundation
     11 West 20th St., 8th Floor
     New York, NY  10011-3704
     212/463-7730


3. Clip Art. A series of 52 black and white EPS images of people who use 
wheelchairs in real-life day-to-day situations, family life, professional 
life, daily routines, and other activities. The silhouettes are especially 
sensational. Children with disabilities or people with vision, hearing, or 
other disabilities are not included. The three disk set (PC or Macintosh) 
costs $69 + $2 postage and handling.

     Wheeler Graphics
     Box 591
     Bethel Park, PA  15102
     800/576-9388