But I've never seen this image before...

Before we discuss Source Art, it is important 
to point out that Idea Source projects, Gallery 
ideas and all demonstration videos use artwork 
from Electronic Clipper, Designer's Club and 
Electronic Print Media Service art products. 
 
If you see images that doesn't appear familiar to 
you, chances are they were supplied by a different 
art service than the one you subscribe to.  It is 
for this reason that content of Idea Source tends 
to place more importance on the techniques and 
creative ways to manipulate ANY illustration, not 
just the ones seen in the demonstrations.  What you 
learn from an Idea Source session can be applied 
many different ways.  We'll supply the ideas and 
techniques that you can add to your bag-O of tricks.
If you do see one of those "I sure could have used 
that one" images, you will also see where it came from.  
Idea Source sections provide an image number and the 
name of the art service that the image came from.
Idea Source ART - What is it? The artwork that 
you find in this folder is provided to you as a free 
bonus and can help to serve two purposes.  First, 
images included in the Source Art folder can be 
used to take examples created in Idea Source a step 
further.  Experimenting with what you have seen without 
having to start from scratch.  Second, if you do not 
have access to the software or artwork used to create 
these examples, you can still take advantage of the results.
Lastly, in the process of making Idea Source, it is 
necessary to create original artwork that is specific 
to the program.  These images are most often PICT format 
files designed for screen applications (72 dpi). 
All of the backgrounds, buttons, 3D models, and animations 
created for Idea Source, can now be found in the SOURCE ART folder.