I have a dictionary with them, it's called 七體書法字典 and it's published in Taiwan. However, if you have some seal script 篆書 or whatever characters, you will need to guess how they look in 楷書 before you look them up-what I mean is that the dictionary has a radical index for characters in the 楷書 format, but if you have some seal script characters that you don't know, you will need to guess them before you look them up.
Usually, you can get it after a bit of patient searching, and you can really improve your chinese this way. Worth it.
Frankly, I like it when you have to rely on paper books and radical indexes, it pushes you to use your brain and test your knowledge of chinese characters to the limit (I'm not saying that I don't use electronic methods-I do, quite frequently, but I don't think that you should rely on them fully.)
Usually, you can get it after a bit of patient searching, and you can really improve your chinese this way. Worth it.
Frankly, I like it when you have to rely on paper books and radical indexes, it pushes you to use your brain and test your knowledge of chinese characters to the limit (I'm not saying that I don't use electronic methods-I do, quite frequently, but I don't think that you should rely on them fully.)