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Moraff's Spherejongg (1995)
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#Doom#Shareware#Id software#Dos games#ms dos games#Pc games#Pc gaming#Computer games#Computer gaming
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RESOURCES FOR ARTISTS VOL 1
In the spirit of gratitude for the plethora of free resources out there for artists that I've been gleefully ransacking my entire life, I want to share some of them that I've compiled.
smithsonian open access: this is a HUGE one! lots of images that are absolutely free to use, as well as an incredible set of 3-D resources. Their collection spans the same breadth that their multiple museums do-- natural history, gems, fine art, aerospace/engineering stuff, etc. so do not sleep on this.
(screenshot is the 3-D digitization page, one of my fav sections)
2. The League of Moveable Type is a resource for free fonts, but not just any free fonts-- professionally designed free fonts. Some of the bigger sites can be a lot of wading through sub par stuff, but every single thing here was very carefully and lovingly designed, and is free.
3. Unsplash is full of great free to use images. Seriously, huge collection. Portraits, textures, 3-D renderings, you name it and it's probably here and free to use. ALSO cool because images will note whether their creator is for hire if you like their work. You can also submit your images to this platform. (I think it has a premium section but I haven't needed to engage with it yet)
(screenshot of unsplash.com with a search for 'y2k render')
4. rawpixel's Public Domain collection. They've been high quality scanning public domain images for a while. They're free to use under a CC0 license, which is basically without restriction. They've got lots of categories, I personally love the Graphic Design and the Vintage Illustration sections.
(screenshot of the 'patterns' section of the Public Domain collection on rawpixel)
5. Photopea is a free Photoshop alternative that runs in your browser. It's got a few quirks(especially if you run a non-chromium browser, but stay strong anyway) and is ad-supported, but really powerful and robust. It also opens PSD files, supports smart objects and basically all of the Photoshop asset filetypes(.abr .grad .pat etc), as well as has filters, even a couple that Photoshop itself has gotten rid of in their more recent versions. You can use the fonts on your machine, export transparent pngs, and do generally anything that the big guy does. You can also donate a small amount to remove ads and support the singe person(!) who created and maintains it.
(screenshot of a .psd file with smart objects/smart filters open on photopea. The 'file' dropdown menu shows exciting options such as 'export' and 'save as psd')
6. Brusheezy.com is a great place to get free brushes, vectors, and photoshop assets in general(which can all be used in Photopea, btw).
(screenshot of the 'categories' page of brusheezy.com)
7. dafont.com Last but not least, I will include this huge font site but assume most people already have it on their radar. Free fonts! No account needed to download! Tons of categories! Many are demo/limited versions, so pay attention especially if you plan to use numbers or special characters as those are often the things left out of the free to use demo versions. It's nice to have a lot of options but to the discerning eye a decent amount of the fully free fonts here will fall a bit short/feel unpolished. That's not to discourage you from it, as I have a huge collection of types from here and routinely check it when I need something specific.
(screenshot of dafonts.com with the 'sci-fi' section pulled up)
So that's what I've got right now for visual art resources, I hope you can find something useful in here. Feel free to share this list and keep an eye out for the next one! Thanks to everyone out their with a love for sharing in their hearts, it's really inspired me to make some things with no other intention than to put them into the world as tools for others!
#free resources#resource list#art resources#free stuff#free collections#royalty free#free to use#shareware#for the people#dafont#brusheezy#smithsonian#rawpixel#unsplash#league of moveable type#public domain#cc0 license#fonts#textures#patterns#brushes#vectors
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#futurama#bender#bender bending rodriguez#the countess#a flight to remember#s01e10#season 1#love#shareware
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I dug around and found my Barbarian Hero (aka Swordsman of Khaldir) from Ral Partha set 98-006 Dungeon Party, one of the little boxed sets with Styrofoam trays in The Adventurers line introduced in the 1983 catalog. It looks like one of my earliest painted figures using glossy Testors enamels with no shading or highlighting.
When I played John Raymonds’ 1985 shareware game The Dungeon of Doom on a Mac 512K, I immediately recognized this figure in the splash screen:
You can download files for The Dungeon of Doom at macintoshrepository.org or archive.org has an emulator for the 1987 version The Dungeon Revealed, which apparently replaced this screen with new art.
#1980s#Ral Partha#Tom Meier#D&D miniatures#John Raymonds#The Dungeon of Doom#The Dungeon Revealed#D&D#Dungeons & Dragons#Macintosh#shareware#computer game#Woodrose Editions
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archive uploader: iamxray
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Screenshot of the shareware application "BRITAIN QUIZ1," from a 1997 Finnish compilation of educational software, via archive.org.
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I don't really feel like getting into emulating FM Towns right at this moment since a lot of old Windows, DOS and NEC PC-98 stuff are already giving me a lot headaches...
But I love the cover artworks made for Fujitsu's Free Software Collection CDs for FM Towns :3
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#Heretic#Id software#raven software#Dos games#ms dos games#Pc games#Pc gaming#Computer games#Computer gaming#Serpent riders#Corvus#Shareware
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#gaming#heretic#raven software#id software#boomer shooters#fps#first person shooters#dos#shareware#pc#pc gaming#pc game#floppy disk
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There exists a DSi game titled Flipper 2: Flush The Goldfish that highly resembles Earthworm Jim down to the base mechanics and weird humor, despite being a low-quality puzzle game whose prequel didn't even involve fish in supersuits.
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The Journey (Classic Mac, Gokhan Ozar, 1996)
Turkish English-language shareware combination text/point-and-click adventure game featuring crossovers with 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Smurfs and (SPOILER). You can play it in your browser here. Important info is in the description there.
#internet archive#in-browser#mac#macintosh#classic mac#adventure game#text adventures#point and click#shareware#game#games#video game#video games#videogame#videogames#computer game#computer games#20000 leagues under the sea#captain nemo#freddy krueger#nightmare on elm street#smurf#smurfs#the smurfs#1996#1990s#1990's#90s#90's
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Four pairs of twins will be delivered. They will be called Bibo and Pipo, Babebu and Babebo, Jido and Jizo, and Dadezu and Zazezu.
#Chu-Teng#Eastern Mind#Shareware#Aesthetic#Are these tags people use? I think?#I just love these guys.#Absolute Lads.
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