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HOW TO GET THE DRAWINGS: MEMBERSHIP & COMMERCIAL USE

Timtim drawings are free for to members for non-commercial use in schools, non-profits, and private individuals. The $5 membership fee keeps the site free of disturbing ads and to allows us some control over how the drawings are used. Commercial use of a drawing costs only $15 and includes t... Read more

FEATURED ARTISTS

Mort Walker

UNITED STATES

Hello timtim users! I'm Beetle Bailey's creator - born In Eldorado, KS Sept. 3 1923, grew up in Kansas City MO....

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Steve

UNITED STATES

Hi, I am an architect based in the Seattle area. Drawing is a part of my daily work and it is refreshing to see a...

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Search Tips

Timtim is set up for search with key words attached to each drawing. Write HATS and you will get pages of drawings with characters wearing hats, write BUILDING and you will see all the buildings, o...

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Search Blank, Borders, Frames

Write border, borders, frame, frames, blank, or blanks in the search box at the top of the page. The search will bring up many pages of drawings where you can fill in the blank spaces of an illustr...

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