Natahsha Priya

Pinterest for art directors, creative directors and graphic designers - there’s nothing better.

A list of free and open source foundries - there’s something for everyone. Note: The typefaces have their own terms and conditions, so just keep an eye out for that.

Brian Collins shares his 101 list of things he’s loved, learned, and been challenged by as a creative designer. It’s refreshing and encouraging - and feels like a masterclass on the “why” for creatives.

This archive of typography is a fantastic source of inspiration for those who love everything vintage from signage, branding, labels and more.

These scanned, high-resolution vintage illustrations are a game changer when it comes to assets to use in your designs, but also as a solid reference for my own illustrations. I’ve been a fan of Tom’s resources for almost a decade.

There’s so many different apps & programs that managing my internal creative house felt super overwhelming… until I discovered this template. It’s allowed me to be more productive and on top of my game, and has made my admin work to feel less like a chore.

Adé’s legacy as a lettering artist continues, and even though he isn’t here with us anymore - his wit, talent and knowledge is. Adé breaks down the Bezier Method with some key concepts, along with some free downloads to get you practicing.