_Michael_
Troubadour
Calligraphic Flourishes!
Per the title. Are there any sources that are your go-to for adding black and white calligraphic flourishes to your publications that are free to use commercially? I used to have a crapton of them, but they're all EPS format and require me opening CorelDraw to convert. However, I'm willing to share what I have. If anyone has any clipart style ornaments/flourishes used in old-school looking printing, I'd love to hear some sites or sources.
![R.ac782053183ff2c70cc8ab0103bb989d](https://th.bing.com/th/id/R.ac782053183ff2c70cc8ab0103bb989d?rik=sjSX4mwU3lH4yg&riu=http%3a%2f%2fwww.newdesignfile.com%2fpostpic%2f2009%2f12%2fsimple-flourish-clip-art-free_141156.png&ehk=YOh3Cr6AG9pfn4hz3WU0KBgR4iV1WVb714UVfWRhdlI%3d&risl=&pid=ImgRaw&r=0)
Per the title. Are there any sources that are your go-to for adding black and white calligraphic flourishes to your publications that are free to use commercially? I used to have a crapton of them, but they're all EPS format and require me opening CorelDraw to convert. However, I'm willing to share what I have. If anyone has any clipart style ornaments/flourishes used in old-school looking printing, I'd love to hear some sites or sources.
![divider-2154993_960_720.png](https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2017/03/18/21/29/divider-2154993_960_720.png)
Flourishes are small subtle details that add a bit of authenticity and flair to otherwise flat text. My ornaments (in EPS format) can be found here. Fair warning: There's a LOT of them, if this is the right file. If not, there's still going to be at least a couple dozen.