ViewMyArt - Free Avatars for Use on Message Boards or Forums

You may use any of the pictures below as avatars on message boards, forums, etc. subject to the Terms of Use displayed near the bottom of this page. Right click on a picture with your mouse and select "save image" or "save picture" to save the avatar to your hard drive .





Avatars based on images from the 1900 book A History of Hand-made Lace by Mrs. Neville Jackson. (Color added by me in the case of the last five images)



These avatars are based on images appearing in the 1872 editions of Appleton's Journal of Art, Literature and Science (by D. Appleton and Company).





Some More Female Face Avatars based on drawings from my PrettyFaceSketches site

Terms of Use: You may use any of the graphic files ("avatars") available for download from the "Avatars" page(s) of Viewmyart.com as a personal avatar on message boards, forums, etc. where such use is allowed by the owning/operating entity of the message board/forum. No payment is sought or required for the use of the avatars. This permission applies ONLY to the files clearly designated as Avatars on the pages of Viewmyart.com entitled "Free Avatars" and NOT to any of the other graphic files on Viewmyart.com. You are prohibited from reselling or redistributing these avatars in any manner without the express written permission of Ted Kuik.

You are responsible for any use you make of these avatars. It is your responsibility to determine whether or not the message board/forum/etc. where you wish to display an avatar allows the use of avatars and to comply with any requirements, fees etc. of the message board/ forum/etc. You may use a paint program such as "Paintshop Pro", "The GIMP", etc. if you need to resize an avatar to get it to conform to the rules of the message board or forum where you wish to display it. All avatars are provided "as is". Ted Kuik/Kuik Computer Services make no warranty of as to the fitness of these avatars for any particular purpose. Ted Kuik/Kuik Computer Services assume no liability for any consequential or inconsequential damages resulting from your use of these avatars including (but not limited to) visual problems from looking at tiny little objects too long, psychological tendencies to identify with odd looking characters, and possible ridicule from other people who may think they have chosen a better looking avatar than you have.