Found this cool disk sleeve based on the 10 Print Chr BASIC one liner.  There is both a PDF and PNG in the archive.

This is a disk full of miscellaneous hi-res graphics / pictures for the Commodore 64.

All files contained within this disk are stand alone graphics, converted to the C64 by xlcus software. Each digitised picture have been ported across from the Acorn Archimedes computer, using specialist gfx conversion software programmed by:

Acorn: Jonathan Hunt / C64: Paul Kubiszyn

The pictures utilise a special display method, invented by xlcus software, called "IMAP". The process of IMAP or Interlaced bitMAP, is to have in memory two pre-calculated interlace frames, which you can then switch between. This means that no matter what C64 you run them on (NTSC or PAL) they will always work correctly.

NOTE - The images onthe disk look MUCH better than the screenshots because the emulator I used to capture them with was only displaying at 32 FPS.

Found this disk of pictures while checking out a collection.  Each picture is self displaying after you load and run the file.  I only put a few samples of the pictures that are on the disk in the screen shots, you'll have to download it and check it out for yourself to see the numerous other pictures.

Koala Pictures 1 is a collection of a dozen or so pictures in the Koala format.

Koala Pictures 2 is a collection of a nine pictures in the Koala format.

Koala Pictures 3 is a collection of a dozen or so pictures in the Koala format.

This is just a random collection of Commodore 64 pictures in Koala Paint format.

This is a .D81 disk image filled with Mac Paint graphics images and a viewer so you can check them out on your Commodore 64.  I took quite a few screen shots, but there are still many more images on the disk to explore.

Max Headroom Screen Saver for the Commodore 64. Not much to say, just cool!

PETSCII Doctors by ArkanixLabs - Saw this posted over at the ArkanixLabs forum and had to share. This is a small slide show program that has PETSCII pictures of all the doctors from the BBC television series 'Doctor Who'. I've only included a few of the pictures, so grab it and check out the rest.

This archive is a .d64 image with the cover art for issues 1-13 of SIDin magazine.

The Britney Spears Collection - released in 2000 by a group called Angels (I think).  If you're a Britney Spears fan, then this is the graphics collection you need for your Commodore 64!  There are quite a few pics on the disk, but I only put screenshots of a couple with this post, so if you're curious you'll just have to download the archive and fire up your emulator.

The Famouse Sprite Show series by Hackersoft & Vincenzo Mainolfi (1996)  is a set of four sprite shows containing sprites from popular game titles.  This disk was distributed with the "Computer Scene" issue 10 disk magazine.