Ten hand drawn robots, 20 files, drawn in Procreate by an Australian classroom teacher. Eight bright colourways plus a white pre-filled robot and a blackline outline, so one set covers your display, your worksheet and your colouring task without a single font or licence worry.
- 10 original robot designs: blue, cyan, orange, red, green, magenta, pink and yellow, plus white pre-filled and blackline outline
- 20 image files: every design supplied twice, as a transparent PNG and a white background JPEG
- 3000 x 3000 px at 300 DPI, so they stay crisp printed full page or dropped in small
- Commercial use included for your paid and free teaching resources
- Ready-made credit button in the download, paste it on your credits page and you are done
- Instant download ZIP with a clear one page terms of use
What format are the files?
Finished artwork, ready to use: PNG and JPEG. They drop straight into Canva, PowerPoint, Word, Google Slides, Docs and Keynote, with no fonts to install and nothing to unpack first. Use the transparent PNG when you want your background to show through, and the white background JPEG when you want a clean solid block.
Can I use these in resources I sell?
Yes. Use them in your paid TPT, Shareify or own-store resources as long as the images are flattened or embedded, and the included credit button appears on your credits page. That is the whole requirement.
What colours are included?
Blue, cyan, orange, red, green, magenta, pink and yellow, plus a white pre-filled robot and a blackline outline.
What is the blackline version for?
The blackline robot is outline only with a transparent middle, so students colour it in themselves. It doubles as a colouring page, a name tag to decorate, or a design-your-own-robot task.
Can the robots face the other way?
Yes. Every image mirrors perfectly: select it and drag one side handle across to the other side, or press Flip Horizontal. One robot instantly becomes a matching pair facing each other, which works beautifully for borders, talk partners and turn-taking visuals.
What can I make with them?
STEM and technology units, coding and robotics displays, counting and graphing worksheets, behaviour charts, name tags, bag tags, borders, brag tags, classroom jobs charts, and covers for your own resource range.
Which year levels is this suitable for?
The style is age neutral and works from Prep through to upper primary, on everything from a counting mat to a Year 6 coding rubric.
Why hand drawn?
These are original Mini Monsters artwork, drawn by a real teacher rather than generated. Your resources stand out against the AI-styled flood, and your commercial-use licence stays clean and simple.
Is this part of a range?
Yes, this is Set 1 of the Mini Monsters robots range, alongside the Mini Monsters birds, owls and 2D shapes clipart. More themes are landing now, and sets will bundle as the range grows.
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