Since we've all been talking about fonts and free stuff, I thought that making a ๐งตfor free resources (or super cheap) that we can use on our #ttrpg creation, would be awesome.
Basically images, illustrations, vectors, fonts 1/25
Unsplash is awesome if you like high-quality photos for free. unsplash.com
Pixabay is a little messier and less curated, but it has photos, illustrations, and vectors categories. pixabay.com
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One of my favorites to look for images for inspiration is the Public Domain Review, they have a huge catalog, the make collections and essays, and it's super interesting 3/ publicdomainreview.org/explore
Wikimedia Commons has a huge collection of images, sounds and videos to use, a lot of inspiration can come from there 4/ commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Many museums have a huge archives, too, I particularly enjoy the Rijksmuseum, from the Netherlands. You can ask for free for the TIFF version of a work and they'll send it to you 5/ rijksmuseum.nl/en/research/imโฆ
Flickr Commons is a group effort to put into motion a collection of public domain images as well 6/ flickr.com/commons
The Smithsonian Open Access has many amazing features, too. You have to scroll down a little to see the pics. 7/ si.edu/openaccess
Europeana gathers many featured pics and objects from different collections along Europe, and organize them into themes and useful collections- You can also make your own collection to keep your interests together 8/ europeana.eu/en/collections
The New York Library Digital Collection is sooo amazing. You get pics, but also maps and historic documents. 9/ digitalcollections.nypl.org
Calisphere has an archive of the Californian Universities, Libraries and museums material 10/ calisphere.org
V&A has amazing featured items, I especially recommend the artists and the books collection, the Glastonbury pics, and the Manuscripts. But there's a lot of things going on here. 11/ vam.ac.uk/collections?tyโฆ
The British Library has a flickr account, they put books scans, pictures and what ever there. 12/ flickr.com/photos/britishโฆ
The Library of (The US) Congress has a good collection, though the page is a little retro 13/ loc.gov/pictures/
The MET Museum collection is also available online and has an Open Access catalog 15/ metmuseum.org/art/collection
Another favorite of mine: The Internet Archive Book Images. Scans for amazing books with all kinds of themes and styles. 16/ flickr.com/photos/interneโฆ
Wellcome Collection is a collection of health-related material, make sure to mark when searching that you want "public domain" images 17/ wellcomecollection.org/collections
Keeping in mind the use that maps have in colonization, a good resource is the David Rumsey Map Collection has some unique maps that would look cool to vandalize on some layout lol 18/ davidrumsey.com
Another of my favorites: The Project Apollo Archive, dope pics from NASA, free to use 19/ flickr.com/photos/projectโฆ
Now, moving to other visual resources, png and vectors. Free SVG has many useful material. freesvg.org
Same goes for public domains vectors 20/ publicdomainvectors.org
Rawpixel has a Public Domain tab that you might wanna check out, with many patterns, drawings and pictures from all around from worlthed 21/ rawpixel.com
Heritage Library has around 240 (small) collections of illustrations that are for free (if you subscribe to their mailing list, you get a package of textures, illustrations and something else for free) 22/ heritagetype.com/pages/free-vinโฆ
I also want to give a shout out to @EvlynMoreau since for 1usd per month you can get from her Patreon cool drawings to use for free in your projects 24/ patreon.com/evlynmoreau/poโฆ
And also, another amazing creator, @thomasanovosel , who has a Patreon with an amazing collection for you to use for 1 USD too, with textures, fonts, and drawings 25/THE END patreon.com/thomasno/posts
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I'm Armanda, a #ttrpg designer from Argentina (#RPGLATAM gang!). Most of my games are solo journaling games. Though I have some hacks and some ideas for more people.
For starters, as most of us, I have a Lasers&Feelings hack and a Honey Heist hack:
Sense and Sensibility, based on Jane Austen novels (tinyurl.com/y8x3twd7)
Trick or Treat, a childhood game for getting some good candy (tinyurl.com/5repjxka)
My first solo game is "The Lay of Our Lands", a Lost&Found game. You play as a map that passes from one cartographer to another, getting changed and experiencing different feelings. It's a reflective game that I love tinyurl.com/2p8u6rb9
Some people might have normal hobbies, mine are:
- trying to think on how to make a ttrpg about ANYTHING
- spending hours on Unsplash making "mood boards" for my simultaneous game projects
- FONT HUNTING
Feel free to share here a link to a cool font you found (if it's free, it would be better)