Material sharing This time I want to share bird illustrations, more specifically, bird illustration materials. This album was published in the 18th century. Before this, bird illustrations were not in line with the proportions of the real bird or the natural posture. But the author used a realistic style to complete the illustration of these birds. The book is now in the public domain and contains hundreds of bird illustrations. Designers, isn't this a good material for you to download?
This is a completely free Japanese image library website, the whole website is with the rigor of Japanese, the level of photos is very fine, currently there are about six thousand plus photos of materials that can be downloaded, the download format has high resolution and low resolution, etc. four sizes can be downloaded. The interesting thing is that, in addition to the standard default classification of materials, the website also creates albums, such as the National Great Men Statue Album, Nightscape Album, etc. Color classification search, etc. If you like Japanese-style photos, you must come to this material website to take a look.
Free materials from Japan, no registration required, with a lot of photos of East Asian faces, I'll mention that in addition to high resolution, there's also the option to download normal quality, the interface search is also very intuitive. Japanese-made free materials are really well-made. If you like them, you can donate to them. In principle, all pictures can be used for commercial purposes, but it's still best to check the usage authorization instructions. (Can't be used on pornographic sites, etc.)
During the Taiping Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion in China, many important historical artifacts and documents were plundered. These richly decorated works of art flowed into Europe, where in 1867, they were compiled and published into a book by a British designer. These books have since become part of the public domain, and I will be sharing them with everyone. I hope that by sharing these books, we can bring the lost Chinese art of ornamentation back to life in the hands of new designers and allow it to flourish once again.
Videvo 提供免費的視頻素材和動態圖形，可以免費使用這些短片，運用在個人和商業用途，這些影片超過五千多筆，畫質至少都有 720p 以上，每則影片都有標籤與分類，可以讓你更快速找到同類型的影片，總之你可以將這些影片運用在你的作品上面，唯獨不可以將這些影片單獨販售或提供下載，下載需註冊 。
This website includes several hundred web templates, classified into pure HTML, WordPress, Joomla, Shopify templates, and almost all of them have RWD responsive web design. The preview of these web templates is very simple, if you're interested, you can take a look, maybe you can find a good template.
PSDBoom offers materials for personal use only, including PSD design objects, backgrounds, buttons, icons, logos, print materials, and website UI user interfaces. An email is required to download and the site also has paid items that can be used for commercial purposes.
This is a free icon material website from Japan. The homepage prominently states "available for commercial use." Each downloaded icon file includes different color combinations. In addition, the icons can be downloaded in AI, EPS, PNG, JPG, SVG and other formats.
This website provides free, high-resolution photos for download without the need to register or log in. The preview images are large and detailed, and the photos are available for any use under the CC0 license, whether for commercial or personal use. Users can also submit their own photos to share and be downloaded by others.
This is an essential reference website for industrial designers, with a lot of organizational or design models shared. There are a total of over 1,430,000 free CAD files to download, and currently, the number of global members has accumulated to 3 million. They often hold industrial design-related competitions, and even if you're not an industrial designer, in the future, when 3D printing becomes popular, you can download materials from the website to print and use. It's a very rich resource website.
This is a public album project between Flickr and various libraries, which includes photos that have expired copyrights, making them part of the public domain. Additionally, some copyrights have entered the public domain for other reasons, such as not being able to meet the necessary formal procedures or conditions, and some institutions own the copyrights but choose to open source and make them public.
This website provides free photos that can be used for commercial purposes under the CC0 license. Additionally, you can subscribe to the monthly hottest photos via email. The interface is in Chinese, but it is suggested to use English when searching. Note that the first row of search results are paid images.