If you find yourself needing to show a client what their artwork will look like on a T-Shirt, Vector4Free has something for you that will make the presentation a little easier.

T-Shirt Models features is a free vector files containing 4 T-Shirt Models and 2 T-Shirt Shapes, front and back, for girls and boys.

It isn't often, but every once in a while you find yourself having to convert a color from CMYK to RGB. Most likely, this is a client giving you their CMYK colors to use in a Web layout, or similar situation.

While this process is rarely successful because you lose color info when doing so, this color conversion tool will help you get the most accurate color conversion possible.

That's a question I see a lot in Web forums all over the place. People constantly asking if XYZ site is down for everyone, or just them. As a Webmaster, seeing an error message when trying to load your site strikes fear and anxiety into your heart.

Thankfully, DownForEveryoneOrJustMe has the solution to put your heart at ease — or at least tell you that you've got a problem to deal with.

You simply type the Web address you wish to check into the entry box:

Then it'll tell you if the site is truly down or not:

I've used this a few times over the last few months and found it very handy.

Please Digg this if you find it useful.

A few years ago, I posted a long list of free online file sharing services. If you haven't used a sharing service to transport large files from one computer/location to another, you're missing out. It's a whole lot cheaper, and most times, faster than burning CDs or lugging around an external hard drive. It's also a little more secure than just tossing your document onto a "who knows how reliable" USB keydrive.

Rather than post an exhaustive list of services, I decided this time to focus on 20 of the better services I've come across. I have tried every one on this list and found the experience satisfactory to excellent.

Among the numerous resources that can be found over at CreativeBits are a set of image templates for identity design. These "blanks" are perfect for showing off your design ideas to clients.

There are around 200 images in 5 different categories available. The downloads are broken up by category and are anywhere between 7 and 17MB each.

You can download the templates here. The download links for each category are below the photos.

I've seen a lot of "free font" articles here at The Graphic Mac, so I thought I would share one I recently found.

FontCubes has a ton of really cool fonts for download. What I like about the site is that it's easily navigated and has a clean layout. You can enter customized text to preview the fonts, and the download links are easily recognized.

Many of the fonts can be found elsewhere, but I really like the layout of FontCubes, and the selection is great.

I love fonts. In particular, I love FREE fonts. So when I come across a great font designer, I'm more than happy to share the love.

Billy Argel has some fantastic grunge-style fonts (like the one you see in the graphic above) available for download at his site, as well as some links to other places you can find more of his font work.

Many free fonts you find on the Web are not full character set fonts. Some of the ones I tested were missing basic things like punctuation marks, etc. But keep in mind that these don't cost you anything, and you probably shouldn't be using a grungy-looking font like this in a paragraph anyway!

Thanks to Billy for making these gems freely available. And by the way, great illustration work on your site!

Dezinerfolio has put together a collection of over 100 Web 2.0-style Photoshop Layer Styles, free for download.

These beautiful PS Layer Styles come hot on the heels of another great Web 2.0 collection of Gradients recently released for download.

Surf by and grab your Photoshop add-ons and start saving time on your current Web design project.

When looking for fonts for your next project, you have plenty of options on the Web. But when you need high-quality fonts, you had better set aside some time to find them. That is, unless you come across a gem of a site like I did.

Fawnt offers designers over 50 high-quality fonts gathered from around the Web in one easy to use site.

The site isn't littered with ads, and there are no hidden links to get to the fonts. They're on display on the front page, you simply scroll through the list and click the ones you wish to download. The links take you directly to the appropriate site for downloading.

A set of Photoshop brushes made up of various "urban" designs, as vectors. All very high resolution, with the average brush size being about 1600 pixels.

Includes: barbed wire, buildings, chain link fence, various circles, street lamps, miscellaneous vector designs, razor wire, smoke, a smokestack, vector splatters, telephone poles, and more!

Grab your urban brushes from Obsidian Dawn here.

XDepth is an image and video compression solution created to satisfy the increasing demand for augmented precision and color depth in digital imaging. What's quite unique about XDepth isn't just its superior image quality but its full compatibility with the Jpeg format.

The first software implementation of XDepth supports Adobe Photoshop and allows compression of High Dynamic Range pictures.

XDepth is available for Photoshop CS2 and CS3, and runs under Tiger or Leopard.

A gentleman who goes by the name of inde-graphics has made available, free for download, an excellent font called Advent.

The download includes 7 font weights for Advent in TrueType Format, and a handy type specimen sheet in PDF format.

Along with Brushes and Styles, textures and patterns make fantastic additions to your Photoshop toolbox.

If grunge is your style, here are over 600 high resolution grunge textures ready for download.

When you come across a project that calls for something a little more "out there" than the standard Adobe fonts in your collection, look no further than Twin Fonts.

Twin Fonts offers free downloadable fonts categorized for easy browsing. While many of these fonts are probably not useful for 95% of your work, you may come across a gem or two, so it's worth the time to browse through them.

One thing I really like about Twin Fonts is that the site offers a user-editable text preview of each font, as well as the ability to change the color of the font preview, making it easy to see what you text will look like in the selected font.

I just made available a handy fraction to decimal conversion chart in PDF format. It's 8 x 10.5 inches in size, perfect for printing out and sticking to the wall next to your monitor.

You can grab it here.