Most people don't consider themselves artists. But you don't have to be a great artist to create great web graphics. Our experts show you how.

• Clip Art Crazy! Clip Art Crazy! Want interesting art with the click of a mouse? Learn where to find it, how to select it, then how to use it to make your site actually say more. Our man Chuck Green fills you in from his aerie Chickmahoney Branch Drive.
• Get Animated! You see them all over the web, blinking and driving you nuts. And you say to yourself, "self, I want to do make stuff blink and drive other people nuts, too." Or something like that. Really, you just want to catch someone's attention and inform or entertain them. Follow Gary Priester's great introductory tutorial, complete with the download of a great graphics program you can try for free.
• Get More Animated! Yes, while animations can be annoying, you have to admit they're eye-catching. If you haven't tried the first, simpler tutorial, you should start with that—we don't want your head exploding—that gets so messy. But if you have done that, or know the basics, follow along as Gary goes gaga (in a nice way, of course), giving you a step-by-step tutorial for creating an animated advertising banner.
• Shooting the screen: Sometimes you need to show people what's on your screen—so you can take a snapshot of your site for posterity, or make it easier for them to learn how to do something on the computer. How do you take a picture of your screen? Rick Tew walks you through the process, from start to finish and helps you make your screen shots look good and work well on your web site so you can show the world what you're seeing.