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Collection of Ttc Cliparts (49)
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Handy ttc graphics collected for teachers and designers, mixing black and white line art with colored icons for flexible layouts.
The classic TTC logo-bold red with white lettering-has served as the visual identity of Toronto’s transit network since the 1950s.
A stylized illustration of the classic TTC 504 King streetcar-recognizable by its red stripe, double doors, and overhead trolley pole.
The official TTC logo-bold red shield with white “TTC” initials and wing-like extensions-embodies Toronto’s transit identity.
TTC bus #6241, a 1987 GM Classic model, shown in side profile with original red and silver paint scheme and dual rear doors.
A nostalgic rendering of a mid-century streetcar, featuring dual doors, overhead trolley poles, and period-accurate detailing.
A symbolic dove bearing the message “Need for Prayer”-a call to faith, compassion, and shared spiritual support.
A set of stylized pregnancy test devices shown in five distinct colors, paired with a full 82-color swatch palette for design flexibility.
Cheerful stitched-flag garlands in six vibrant colors, ideal for adding instant celebration flair to any party backdrop.
A cheerful flat-design wine illustration pack featuring red, white, and rosé varieties-ideal for food & beverage branding.
A meticulously drawn side profile of TTC bus #8178 (1978 GM T6H-5307M), showcasing its iconic red-and-silver livery and technical specs.
A cheerful, hand-drawn sundae with three scoops, glossy chocolate drizzle, festive sprinkles, and a classic cherry garnish.
A serene vintage cherub with soft curls and ethereal wings, ideal for romantic or spiritual designs.
Track daily basal body temperature effortlessly with these charming, hand-drawn planner stickers-Monday and Tuesday shown as examples.
Six curated color palettes-Rainbow Brights, Sweet Brights, Pastels, Subdued Tones, Jewel Tones, and Neutrals-for cohesive, cute basal thermometer illustrations.
A cheerful set of stylized insect illustrations ideal for teaching biology or decorating children’s content.
A minimalist black-and-white female avatar used when a real photo isn’t available or privacy is prioritized.
A timeless silhouette of a family walking together, capturing the bond between parents and their child.
A vivid 19th-century engraving shows Indigenous warriors storming a frontier settlement at night, with burning buildings and chaotic combat.
Edmonton Transit #164, originally TTC #9164, shown in its leased livery with distinctive blue-yellow stripes and overhead trolley poles.
The image is a cartoon illustration of an elderly woman with grey hair. She is wearing a pink blouse and a pearl necklace. Her hair is styled in a short, spiky bob with bangs. She has pink lipstick on her lips and is pointing upwards with her index finger. Her eyes are closed and she has a surprised expression on her face. The background is white.
A cartoon depiction of a child feeling unwell, with green skin and tired eyes-commonly used to symbolize sickness or exhaustion.
A cheerful sheet of pastel heart stickers in rows of red, pink, yellow, green, blue, and lavender-great for marking special days or mood tracking.
A beloved folklore symbol: a stork gently carries a peacefully sleeping newborn wrapped in soft cloth and tied with a decorative bow.
A standard orange detour sign directing traffic to the right-common on highways during construction or emergencies.
A poised professional displays a fan of cash, reflecting confidence, prosperity, and smart financial decisions.
A charming “It’s a Girl!” baby shower invite with cute jungle animal characters in soft pinks and golds-ideal for a sweet, whimsical celebration.
A joyful lineup of animated veggies-corn, carrot, beet, tomato, orange, and pea-ready to make healthy eating fun for kids!
A cheerful collection of eight friendly zoo animals in playful cartoon style, ideal for children’s learning materials and creative design.
A clean, minimalist train front design highlighting the promise of on-time service-perfect for transit branding or digital interfaces.
A sleek orange train waits at the platform, with a bright yellow safety zone marking where passengers should stand.
A neutral, professional female silhouette used as a default profile picture when no photo is uploaded.
A clear visual guide to common bus destination sign messages-helping passengers and operators understand service status at a glance.
A TTC file icon-representing a TrueType Collection font bundle containing multiple fonts in one file.
TTC Bus #7959 on Route 29 to Dufferin, shown in classic red-and-white livery with accessibility symbol.
A textured wooden document icon featuring the iconic TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) logo, carved in relief for a tactile, official appearance.
The SE icon uses a modern sans-serif font in black against a soft green background for high contrast and clarity.
A clean, modern number one icon-ideal for step-by-step guides, leaderboards, or highlighting top choices.
The TTC document icon-used for apps, websites, and digital interfaces related to Toronto Transit Commission services.