by Aidan Huang in Resources on 31st Jan 2013 · Comments

Celebrating Chinese New Year 2013 with Outstanding Resources

This year, Chinese New Year will be celebrated on 10th February, and 2013 is the Year of the Snake. The most important celebration for those of Chinese origin, steeped in tradition and definitely the biggest party of the year! If you wish to adorn your website or your desktop/mobile device with celebratory images, you will find a nice selection here. We have collected some of the best resources depicting Chinese New Year, including icons, clipart and a small selection of wallpapers.

Chinese New Year Vector Icons
A set of 12 Chinese New Year vector icons in .ai format.

Chinese New Year Celebration
A set of vector icons in .ai and .eps format.

Chinese New Year Icons
A set of 8 icons in .png format in sizes 64px, 128px, 256px and 512px.

Chinese New Year Vector Set
A set of vectors in .ai format.

Chinese Zodiac Icon Set
A set of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Includes 2 versions of the Rat (with and without a crown). In .png version sizes 128px and 256px. The file also include the icons without shadows.

Chinese Horoscope Animals
A set of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac supplied as one .png image.

2013 New Year Snake
18 clipart images celebrating the Year of the Snake. Images are in both .png and .jpg format.

Year of the Snake Clipart
4 stylized snakes supplied as individual .png images.

Cute Cartoon Snake
One snake design in 4 colors. Supplied in .eps and .jpg format.

2013 Year of Snake Illustrations Vector
4 .eps images depicting the Chinese Year of the Snake 2013.

Snake Year Clipart
12 .png images of stylized snakes.

Green Snake – Calendar 2013 HD Wallpaper
This wallpaper is available in many different sizes, including mobile devices and retina display.

2013 New Years Jungle Snake HD Wallpaper
Available resolution: 1024 x 768px.

Year of the Snake
Available resolution: 1920 x 1200px.

New Year/Year of the Snake
Available in 4 different resolutions.

Year of the Snake
Available in 6 different resolutions.

Welcome the Year of the Snake

Even as Westerners, we know that Chinese New Year is a bigger celebration than our own New Year, even though both celebrations are based on centuries-old traditions that will probably always be observed.

If you celebrate Chinese New Year, everyone at Onextrapixel would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very healthy, prosperous and happy New Year, and even if you don't celebrate this ocassion, we wish you a very happy Year of the Snake.

Aidan Huang

Aidan Huang is a web enthusiast and ingenious blogger who loves all things design, interesting and technology. He is the editor-in-chief here at Onextrapixel and have founded several other interesting blogs. Do keep in touch with him at Facebook and follow him at Twitter.

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I love the picture with the four cute green snakes. But in reality, I don't like snakes cos it's scary, fierce and cold-bloody animal. I ever stepped on a snake, the thought of which still makes me tremble now. The real snakes are not the situation as dipicted on the picture, though.
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I love these! Thank you so much for sharing them, they'll certainly be going to good use. :)

Happy Chinese New Year to you too!