Can You Help Me Find A Tut For This...

[virtualwhispers]

Ive been trying to find tutorials on how to make furniture
or objects from scratch so I can tube them. I need furniture,
objects and carreer things, but most of what I find online is
for personal use only. So Id like to try and make my own.

Can any of you point me in the right direction?

[wizard509]

I don't think you will find anything but I could be wrong.
Many programs fave clip are files of the things you want but they most likely are copyrighted.
You could try contacting furnitre manufactures and they probably have clipart of their product line for interior designers to put in their sample boards when specifying their product,but there agaIn it would be copyrighted.
I know they have cataloges with cllipart of their products, but should you use them, prob. not.
I don't know what use you want to put your cllipart collection to but have you tried checking out cd clipart collections.(just a thought)

[virtualwhispers]

Yeh I know, thats why I want to try and make my own.

Thanks for getting back to me wizard

[coningham]

Do you have an example of what you want to create from scratch?

[virtualwhispers]

Examples like, medical profession objects, or clothing store objects. Different foods, music objects, household furnitures and appliances, different kinds of tools. Just all around objects that we all use in daily life.

[coningham]

Well, this is rather broad... to make them all from scratch, either you would have to photograph the objects or draw them (either in vectors or as "digital paintings"), but there are stock photo sites that would make this so much easier, such as the free http://sxc.hu or the paid (cheap) http://istockphoto.com

[virtualwhispers]

Those 2 sites are great conungham, stuck them in my favs
Im going to take wizards advise about the cd clipart collections.
Im going to the computer fair this Sunday and see if I can find some
with what Im looking for. Hope they dont try to take an arm and a leg lol.

Xoom.com had good ones some years ago, but their gone now.