Chapter Fifteen Resources for fonts, images, templates, etc.
My most favorite resource these days is CreativeMarket.com—it’s like Etsy for designers. And also my long-standing font resource, MyFonts.com.
Professional images, video, etc.
Free images
(check the license; see the opposite page)
Inexpensive fonts
FontSquirrel.com (free and inexpensive)
There are thousands of low-quality (but sometimes quite useful) free fonts online. Search for “free fonts.”
My other favorite font sources:
Font Bureau.com
Credits
Yatai street food: Jimmy Thomas
Shrine in water: Jimmy Thomas
Golfer illustration: John Tollett
Glioma slides (edited to be anonymous): Steve Geohegan
iStockphoto.com images:
sale tag: wragg 10511326
forklift: lagereek 3346468
turtle background: ntripp 8340053
passports: kirza 1648185
graffiti: DaiPhoto 2532985
business meeting: endopack 3138945
go-cart shopper: imageegami 10379737
game letter cubes: 408326
game pieces: magnet creative 4190979
game, man playing: Photodjo 9267387
game, girl playing: lisafx 659308
renaissance paper: Wadders 330118
elephants painting:
polispoliviou 7184553
Vicky-bennett 382294
Hirkophoto 4887474
Forest and forest fire images are from iStockphoto.com
1 Search for an image.
2 Click the “Tools” button. A new row of buttons appear.
3 Click the “Usage rights” to limit the images to just the ones you can legally use for your intended purpose.
1 Search for an image. The “Filter” option, circled above-right, will not appear until after you search.
2 Click the “Filter” button. A new row of buttons appear.
3 Click the “License” button to limit the images to just the ones you can legally use.