The best mockups in one place. Seriously, they make your work look so damn good. My favorite part of putting together my pitch decks is mock up day. Do yourself a favor and just browse their collection. Worth the price.

Another amazing library of high quality photo mockups. There is also a secret “freebies” section hidden under all mockups!

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.

"This collection of 4 essential contract templates is great for artists and creatives getting started doing freelace. They're written and explained by an attorney, with video lessons on how to use!"

"This template is based on the actual decks we use to land our jobs at Hoodzpah. This is the bones of the proposal that got us work with Disney, Nike, SeatGeek and more! We always get great compliments on it."

This site makes real purchases and shares direct-to-consumer marketing & UX insights.

A design and pop culture podcast from Center Design in Brooklyn.

This has fundamentally changed my life for the better once I started to use it (and I also apply it to how I organize my design projects).

The amount of content within this single podcast is one of the anchors that allowed me to feel confident in running my own business. So many episodes on various topics within the creative industry including trends etc. You should definitely give a listen while you're grinding away at that logo.

Such a hidden gem of archive inspo, if you don’t know where to start – I highly recommend the Jazz Lettering or VHS categories

Such a hidden gem of archive inspo, if you don’t know where to start – I highly recommend the Jazz Lettering or VHS categories

An archive of vintage posters.

A tool for re­search and teach­ing activ­it­ies, project de­vel­op­ment and busi­ness, for the mon­it­or­ing of in­nov­a­tion in pack­aging design.

A collection of packaging for inspiration.

A collection of packaging from around the world.

RISD Library Picture Collection vintage advertisement clippings from Ladies Home Journal, Life Magazine and more, 1930-1950's. Predominately cereal and Coca-Cola advertisements.

Printed Ephemera Collection: Three Centuries of Broadsides and Other Printed Ephemera.

This is my top go-to font for body, headlines, anything I can think of. It's a heavy hitter for modern design and is perfect for logos and campaigns. CoType Foundry in general are lovely, so I highly recommend checking out their selection of fonts.

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They had us at Zonk, Rodger, and Dug.

One of our absolute favorite places to find really cool typefaces! Plus, he occasionally shares free font downloads when you subscribe to his newsletter.

Over 180,000 fonts and web fonts.

"Open Source fonts from Atelier National de Recherche Typographique. Free for personal and commercial use. "

"Erik Marinovich's funky 4 weight font family inspired by the classic type on Black Sabbath's Vol. 4."

"An all caps gothic sans that's absolutely perfect for editorial headlines. It's big, bold, and slim figure make it a great fit for posters, t-shirts, and magazine covers. Reserved to caps only, this poised and fearless typeface is a content creators best friend."

"This typeface has that classic timeless quality. A sexy geometric sans thats great for those big old oceans of copy, but looks great as a headline as well."

"This typeface is another personality rich gem from Tenbury. It feels sci-fi, futuristic, yet a little retro-terminal-ish. So good."

"This is a script typeface that has those retro-inspired, old Hollywood vibes! You can dress it up or down. It's so versatile."

"This was the first font I worked on to release with Amy through Hoodzpah. A quirky sans serif just begging to be used in your next brand project. Tons of extra glyphs, too!"