The creator, represented by an animated character, presents a list of three valuable websites for designers. They introduce 'public.work' for rare photos, the 'NY Digital Collections' for historical images, and finally 'Texturelabs' and 'Texturefabrik' for high-quality textures, showing screen recordings and graphic ratings for each resource. The video concludes with a call-to-action to save the content for future reference.
Transcript
Here are three websites that designers don't want you to know about. First up, public work. It's perfect for finding rare creative photos that'll make your project stand out. The only downside? It's new, so the library tier Worse York digital collections. They've got millions of scanned, high yes historical photos, all royalty free and ready to use. It's an absolute gem for vintage aesthetics. Just don't expect a modern interface. It's a bit old school. And finally, the question don't expect a modern interface. It's a bit old school. And finally, the question I get asked the most, where do you get your textures? The answer, Texture Labs and Texture Fabric. Both are packed with free, high quality scan textures. Add them to your designs, tweak the blending mode, and you're good to go. And of course, don't forget to save this video for later.