A nice display font, perfect for poster or video titles. The only shortcoming is that there are only capital letters, no numbers or punctuation.
Download Feral font here.
Category: Resources
Free font: Hamster Script
Free PSD Mockups
There’s no better way to show-off a design than placing it in a real-world environment (such as a T-shirt design shown on an actual T-shirt). To do that, you can either photograph it yourself, or use one of these highly convenient and high-quality mockups. The PSD files are set to use with a SmartObject layer you simply double-click to place your design in, save the SmartObject, and boom! You’re mockup is ready to present to your client.
Free font: Gagalin
Download Gagalin here. Free for commercial use.
Free font: Bebas Neue
Grab the Bebas Neue 5-font (all caps) family and use them for free. The download link can be found at the bottom of the page.
Convert your handwriting to a font
Ever want to write something in your own handwriting, but not actually have to hand write it? Me too. I type much faster than I write. This site can create a font in OpenType or TrueType format of your handwriting for free. All you have to do is download a form, provide your handwriting sample, and upload it.
Free font: Maxwell
I don’t come across many free fonts that include three weights. Maxwell does just that. Grab this freebie now.
Free Adobe InDesign templates
Sometimes you just don’t know where to start on a new project. Particularly newsletters or magazine layouts. Inspiration is everywhere, but often times having a pre-made template is a great way to start your layouts.
BestInDesignTemplates has several Adobe InDesign templates you can download and use for free, including: flyers, newsletters, catalogs, and a 20-page magazine layout. Obviously you would want to use these as a starting-point, rather than a finished design.
Free font: Gidole
A nice playful sans-serif font. 100% free for commercial use. Download Gidole font here.
Create a cloudy day in Photoshop
Some great free Photoshop cloud brushes. It seems like I use cloud brushes on every outdoor photo I find, so I can never have enough of them loaded in my brushes panel in Photoshop.