15 Free infographic PowerPoint templates
If you’re often tasked with creating infographics in PowerPoint/Keynote presentations, this collection of infographic PPT templates from HubSpot are worth downloading for future use.
Last chance to grab your 4th of July graphics
Got any last-minute 4th of July graphics you need to complete? Head over to FreePik and grab one of hundreds of great Independence Day graphics free of charge.
Free PSD Mockup: Magazine
I love PSD mockups—Photoshop files with smart objects that you simply drop your artwork into and have them automatically tweaked to look photo-realistic. This free magazine mockup is perfect for presenting cover and spread designs to your client.
Free font: Aquatico
Aquatico. A beautiful all-caps display font, perfect for logos and headlines.
Free distressed halftone pattern vectors
This free set of distressed halftone patterns for Adobe Illustrator contains 10 seamless vector swatches that can be applied as fills to add retro comic book style print effects to your illustrations. There’s a range of dot pattern densities so you can effectively shade your designs by using the different pattern fills across your artwork. Unlike your typical halftone pattern with clean, perfectly formed circles, these patterns have a distressed style to give your designs that grungy rock poster vibe.
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Free font: Againts
Beautiful. Free. Grab it.
Free stone cold textures
Grab one or all 10 of these high-quality stone and concrete textures, free from Caleb Kimbrough.
Free font: Solena Script
Solena Script is a playful, handwritten OpenType font with plenty of stylistic alternates. Solena is free for commercial use.
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Free font: Satellite
Satellite, a free font by designer Matt Yow, is a geometric sans serif with 194 glyphs. Standard & discretionary ligatures & directional arrows are included as well as multiple language support.
Free font utopia
There are plenty of sites to find free fonts. The problem with most of them is that the so-called “free” fonts aren’t actually free to use for anything beyond the little flyer you made for your kid’s little-league team. There’s just one problem…
Font management best practices for macOS
Extensis has released their annual Font Management Best Practices guide for macOS. I grab the PDF every year, if for no other reason than they always provide a list of required fonts for the current Mac OS version. This allows me to remove so many fonts I don’t use and aren’t necessary to run the system.