I've written before about Google Drawings as a simple, yet effective way to create graphics (including existing images, shapes, text, and more). Here are two more tips:
When you insert a Drawing into a Doc, then later edit the drawing, you can click the drawing in the doc and choose "Update" to get the latest version.
A more advanced tip is that you can create "hot spots" in a Google Drawing that you place on a . This means you can make certain regions in the drawing clickable. The trick is to put a shape on the top layer of the drawing, making both its fill and outline transparent. With the shape still selected, insert a hyperlink. You can then embed the drawing in a Google site and the image will be clickable.
Here's an example of that.
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