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 Stop scrambling for social media content. Clipart.com is dedicated to making your content marketing the best it can be. Each month we will be preparing a social media content calendar to help with your social media posts and marketing. You will have access to a calendar filled with special dates, holidays, #hashtags and links to images that would be great to use on all your social media platforms. Use these #hashtag links to find images to use for special dates in March: #StPatricksDay #InternationalEarthDay #EarthHour #InternationalWomensDay   #Spring  To help get you started, download this image for free:  https://www.clipart.com/download.php?iid=263129&tl=clipart    

  Source: Clipart.com Images play an important role in our lives. Whether you are an educator, working with social media and advertising content or crafting. Understanding the differences with the images you work with is important. The main difference between file formats are raster and vector. Raster images are compiled using pixels, or tiny dots. Each pixels contains unique color information and together these create the image. Increasing the size of a raster can cause an image to become pixelated or blurry. Common Raster file formats are: .JPG, .PNG, .GIF, .PSD, .BMP, .TIFF, .PDF Source: Clipart.com Vector images are computer graphic images created through a sequence of commands or mathematical points, lines and shapes. These images remain smooth no matter how large or zoomed in it is. The most popular software programs used to create these graphics are Adobe Illustrator and CorelDraw.   Common vector file formats are: .AI, .SVG, .WMF, .EPS, .PDF (when saved from a vector program).