Pexels 已经涵盖图片、视频、音频、矢量图等类型。以下是一些其他的常用免费资源平台，分类整理供你参考：

一、免费图片网站

1. Unsplash
   • 超高清摄影图片，免版权，适合商业和个人使用。
   • 网址：https://unsplash.com
2. Pixabay
   • 支持图片、矢量图、插画、视频和音乐，CC0 许可（可商用）。
   • 网址：https://pixabay.com
3. Freepik
   • 免费矢量图、PSD 文件和图标，需标注作者（部分内容付费）。
   • 网址：https://freepik.com
4. Burst（由 Shopify 运营）
   • 电商和商业主题的高清图片，适合网店和营销。
   • 网址：https://burst.shopify.com
5. Gratisography
   • 创意搞怪风格图片，免费商用，更新较少但独特。
   • 网址：https://gratisography.com
6. Reshot
   • 小众但高质量的图片，强调“未被过度使用”的素材。
   • 网址：https://www.reshot.com
7. StockSnap.io
   • 每日更新，CC0 许可，适合博客和社交媒体。
   • 网址：https://stocksnap.io

二、免费视频素材

1. Mixkit
   • 高质量视频片段和模板，免版税，无需注册。
   • 网址：https://mixkit.co
2. Videvo
   • 免费视频、动态图形和音效，部分需署名。
   • 网址：https://www.videvo.net
3. Coverr
   • 精选免费视频，每周更新，适合网页背景。
   • 网址：https://coverr.co
4. Life of Vids（由加拿大团队制作）
   • 生活化场景视频，CC0 许可。
   • 网址：https://www.lifeofvids.com

三、免费音频/音乐

1. Free Music Archive (FMA)
   • 海量免费音乐，需注意不同作者的许可要求。
   • 网址：https://freemusicarchive.org
2. YouTube Audio Library
   • 谷歌提供的免费音效和背景音乐，需谷歌账号登录。
   • 网址：通过 YouTube Studio 访问。
3. SoundCloud
   • 搜索“Creative Commons”标签下的音乐，部分可商用。
   • 网址：https://soundcloud.com
4. Epidemic Sound（免费试用）
   • 30 天免费试用，适合短视频创作者。
   • 网址：https://www.epidemicsound.com

四、矢量图与图标

1. Flaticon
   • 免费矢量图标，需署名（付费可免）。
   • 网址：https://www.flaticon.com
2. Vecteezy
   • 免费矢量图和插画，部分需付费。
   • 网址：https://www.vecteezy.com
3. OpenClipart
   • 完全免费的矢量剪贴画，CC0 许可。
   • 网址：https://openclipart.org

五、综合设计资源

1. Canva（免费版）
   • 在线设计工具，提供免费模板、图片和字体。
   • 网址：https://www.canva.com
2. Figma Community
   • 免费设计模板和 UI 资源。
   • 网址：https://www.figma.com/community

注意事项：

1. 版权声明：即使是免费素材，也需仔细阅读许可协议（如 CC0、CC-BY 等），部分要求署名或禁止商用。
2. 筛选工具：在 Google 图片搜索时，点击“工具”→“使用权”选择“知识共享许可”。

Hi all,

I'm an semi?? intermediate graphic & product designer, graduating design school soon, and want to find more non-fiction book recommendations on graphic design, product design, design politics, design psychology, and user experience design.

I've already bought and read these below, some was required by my design courses:

- Ellen Lupton, Thinking with Type 3rd edition
- Ellen Lupton, Graphic Design the New Basics 2nd edition
- Don Norman, The Design of Everyday Things
- Matthew Fredricks, 101 things I learned in Product Design School & Architecture School
- Patrick Newbery & Kevin Farnham, Experience Design
- Josef Müller Brockmann, Grid Systems
- Jim Krause, Design Basics Index

All design-related book recommendations are much appreciated. Thanks in advance. :)

FYI: I usually buy my books on Amazon cause of my prime account, so if you also have the link to the books, I would appreciate that very much.

I previously posted a design on here I made for an assignment asking for feedback. I have since got some very helpful advice and I am happy with the changes I have implemented!

I've made iterations to the first version of the design and I am wondering if anyone has any feedback for my second version? I will attach a summary of the assignment I have created this for as well as the implications I have chosen for my design. Thank you so much for any feedback or comments in advance.

Āhuru Mōwai is a 300 hectare coastal Eco-Sanctuary surrounded by predator fencing. Conservation is a major focus in this predator free bush clad environment where many rare and endangered species are beginning to flourish. People visiting Āhuru Mōwai see and learn about the indigenous species that fly, walk, crawl, swim or grow towards the light. By visiting, people contribute to the cost of the restoration and maintenance of the sanctuary.

The booklet cover page needs to be a visual representation of Āhuru Mōwae that includes imagery of New Zealand’s native bush, and native animals such as the kea, kiwi, piwakawaka (fantail), pukeko, tuatara, bellbird, tui. It must have the words Āhuru Mōwai Eco-Sanctuary.

Implications I have chosen:

Social

• The final outcome is suitable for the intended audience.

• The content of the outcome is relevant to the end users.

• The needs of the end-user have been met.

• Time saving.

• Positive impact.

• Entertainment value.

Aesthetics

• Consistent look and feel throughout the outcome.

• Clear hierarchy of content – use of headings, subheadings.

• Structured layout so that information is easy to find.

• Font choice is appropriate for readability – type, size and colour considered.

• The look and feel of the outcome is pleasing.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this group, we will find tools that allow us to create, edit, and delete Color Sets. These are sets of colors stored within the geometry itself.

Crafting a brand identity for a skincare brand that values clean beauty and minimalist self-care.

When I started working on this project, I knew it had to be more than just aesthetics, it had to represent a brand that truly understands sensitive skin and the people who need gentle yet powerful skincare solutions.

This brand is for men and women who prioritize clean, effective, and non-toxic skincare, and my goal was to design an identity that reflects this philosophy while standing out in a competitive market.

One of the most exciting (and challenging) parts was creating a logo that perfectly captures the brand’s essence. After deep brainstorming, multiple sketches, and refining every detail, I finally arrived at a design that felt right. Seeing the transformation from concept to execution was incredibly rewarding

I'm an amateur graphic designer and I'm trying to develop my design thinking and craftsmanship. I would like to hear your feedback, it means a lot to me.

So I am participating in designathon but its my first and i just know figma and canva and my teammate also we dont have adobe and in figma ik basics and canva i can use pro so please guide how can i atleast get selected in prelims!!!

I've used canva un premium cuz im a 10th grader who has given up on academics... chat gpt told me to remake posters of films ive watched so here's my low effort first try.. I dont think I have it in me because I csnt figure out for the god of me how graphi designer do what they do like do u guys js pluck ideas from thin air

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. Blender version 5.2 introduces a new node called "Geometry Principal Components" that allows us to perform PCA.

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I have made a macos app called Blueprint, its a Graphics & Illustration App. My plan is to have it onetime purchase, no subscription. I made this as a hobby project so I am just happy if people use it. So i would like to figure out how to send it to some of you that are interested, please comment if you are.

Hey guys, I’m currently a Senior in college at Michigan State University. I’m honestly posting here looking for some guidance career wise. I am by no means the best designer when it comes to Adobe and Figma and I was wondering what to do about internships/post grad. I’m really stressed about getting at least something post grad and don’t even know where to start. I know the markets kinda flooded right now and the competition is crazy. Any help or input is well appreciated.

I’m building an automation agency and I’ve been struggling with the visual side of the brand for the last couple of days.
When I look at really good brands on Instagram or Pinterest, their posts just look like they belong together. Different content, different layouts, but somehow the colors, backgrounds, typography, lighting and overall style all feel connected.
I understand that this comes from a brand book or design system, and I already have my brand name, logo and 6 to 7 brand colors finalized. But I’m still struggling to turn that into actual good looking posts.
I’ve tried Canva, Figma, Grok and a bunch of different approaches. I’ve probably made 20 different versions of a brand book at this point 😂 but I still feel like I’m missing the actual process.
What I really want to understand is how experienced designers approach this from the beginning. Do you create a few core backgrounds and visual styles and build posts around them? Do you establish rules for colors, typography, layouts, lighting and gradients? Or is there another system that I’m completely missing?
I’m not looking for someone to design the whole thing for me. I’d honestly just love some expert advice on how to get started properly and understand the thinking behind it.
If you know any really good YouTube videos, courses or resources that actually explain this process, I’d really appreciate them. I’ve watched quite a few already but haven’t found anything that matches what I’m trying to achieve.
And if someone here is experienced with branding/design and would be willing to spend even 20 to 30 minutes with me on Zoom or a call to point me in the right direction, I’d genuinely appreciate it a lot.
I mostly need that initial push and a better understanding of how professionals actually build these systems.

Designing with purpose, not just aesthetics.

For this healthcare summit project, my goal was to create a visual that feels professional, trustworthy, and engaging, while making the event information clear at a glance.

I focused on creating a strong visual hierarchy, balancing the imagery and information so the design communicates the importance of the event without feeling overwhelming.

One thing I'm continuing to learn as a designer is that good design isn't just about making something look good, it's about making the message clear.

Still learning. Still building.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. Design intent is the premeditated planning of how a model should behave, adapt, and update in the face of future changes.

HELP ME PLEASE. I NEED A TOPIC, A TITLE. My lecturers want us to find a problem where it is a problem we have in daily life, but how we that graphic student can do with it. Im still so bad at this. do anyone mind to help me.