Need Document Cover Art?

If you've thought about using document cover art / gov web site shots in promotional or presentation materials, please check out the new Flickr Govdoc Covers group.

I admit there isn't much there now, but if a few people join and add materials, it could be a good community pool for documents graphics. It would also be a good advertisement for what is available through America's Federal Depository Libraries.

If you'd like to join the group, please message AlaskanLibrarian on Flickr.

And if you'd like govdoc cover art of a sillier sort, there's always the Best Titles Ever!

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