PUBLIC DOMAIN IMAGES for Print on Demand - Animals, Plants and Nature! High Quality & Free!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- When designing for Redbubble, Teepublic or any print on demand site (Etsy, Merch by Amazon, etc.) a "quick win" is to grab high-quality, free and legal public domain images for your designs. Museums and archive websites often contain a huge number of these free designs. They can be a bit tricky to navigate.
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Here I walk through the Biodiversity Heritage Library. These images are all public domain:
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These are mostly vintage, high-quality illustrations of animals, plants and nature. Enjoy!
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Gonna be playing around with these. Also, the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art recently reclassified a bunch of their official photos as CC0.
I learned this on a trip to Washington, all the museums are free! They are owned by us! Thanks for this, can’t wait to explore!
They charge an arm and a leg for museums here in Canada 😒
You Rock!! Please make this kind of quality content all the time.
I'm going to have so much fun making coloring books from these artworks ❤❤
This is SO epic! Great find. Thanks a mil. I love this kind of vintage stuff!!
I'm just dabbling a bit to see what's available as resources. I tend to be attracted to vintage printings too. And you're right, ideas will pop into your head scrolling through all that sort of stuff! thanks!
This was an amazing video, thank you for sharing. The way you explain things is really great as well. Very helpful. Please keep making more Public Domain videos.
Thanks for sharing this kind of information! Also, thanks for showing us a few designs you made with these images. Great Video!
Awesome resource. Thanks for sharing.
But.
Just a quick note. The dingo poster is not in good taste. The lady who said that a dingo took her baby was not lying. They found the babies remains a couple of years ago and it was dingoes.
Thanks a ton! A treasure trove to explore lost vintage art... absolutely beautiful
This is an excellent resource. Thank you for sharing, really appreciate it!
Recently started making designs for redbubble and boy can i say that your videos are really helpful. Thanks alot bro.💥⚡🔥
*Absolutely amazing* Thank you _ZEN Watercooler_ , great video, a new supporter here, pls make more videos. :D
This is wonderful information that came in just as I was thinking of creating t-shirt designs to start a small business. Thank you very much for sharing. Much appreciated 😊
I'd also say this is an excellent resource for artists' reference too.
Thank you very much,
Further more, you have a fantastic voice capabilities, you can use it to create another explanation channels.
hello how are you bro , can you show me how you can remove the text in the picture plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz on illustrator or photoshop !! god blessing you
That’s a great resource. Thank you for bringing it to us.
Thank you I love ur channel very useful and straightforward !!
Thank you. Wishes from Finland. :)
Thank you so much.. this is really amazing and unique collection.
Great resource plus your step by step technique on how to use them. Christmas is here for me in doing kdp covers and red bubble etc
Zen is the man everything he does is worth watching
Thank you, love these.. some really amazing resources
Thank you🎇! I've liked and subscribed☄! Honestly, at first I thought this is one of those robot channels because of the repeated phrases in the intro... But then I reconsidered just because I love vintage illustrations myself🌿 - and w❤w, a gem of a website! Thank you for sharing! Thinking of clicking on the notif bell🔔!
This is golden. Thx for always coming up with out of the box ideas.very much appreciated.
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Wow you are genius to find it! I am a Canadian too!
Thank you for this bank of creative inspiration!!
Thanks for this video. I love the theme. Can't wait to make my own creation..
OMdog, that’s awesome 🤩🥰 Thanks so much!!!! 👍
Always great to find more new resources. Thanks for sharing this link.
10 Thumbs up! Great video! Thank you!
Thanks for this wonderful information. 😁😃... cheers!
Thank you for this will check it out
A-MAZ-ING! Thanks, Zen.
Thank you so much for such valuable info.
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos. Really appreciate what you do !
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today?
Nice find Zen. Not sure about that Dingo design -- rather tasteless for those of us who remember the case back in the day.
What a great help. Thanks, Zen Watercooler.
Such fun! Thank you so much! I always enjoy your public domain videos, they are extremely helpful!
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today 😘
Most useful information with beautiful video... Thanks so much
I love it. Thanks for the info!
Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for sharing this, much appreciated. Liked and subscribed 👍😊
This channel is on fire. 🔥
Thanks!
Thank you very much Sir
Wow, nice hookup! How did you find this awesome website? Thank You very much! I sell canvas prints and could use some of these images!
This is the best platform in the business MARIO FIERRO
An impressive high quality video :)
Excellent resource! Thanks man!
I love this!!! Thank you!!
I discovered your channel just a few months ago, and have been following you ever since. I am working my way backwards to view all of your videos. You make them so easy to follow and understand! I just watched the Bio Diversity Library and loved it! Great content for incorporating photo ideas into my POD business. I am not very techy and I do not use Photoshop, AI, etc. My question is...are there alternatives for removing the background in the images, and altering the photos by adding text using CANVA, PLACEIT or other tools like that? If so, I would love for you to share that information, and also do a How To video on that process. Thank you and keep producing these great videos!!!
You can try GIMP.
OMGosh were have you been ????? ❤
Thank you. This is great.
Thanks, I think I will find more inspiration to my patterns.
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Thank you, this was helpful!
Very helpful. I am inspired already.
This is So Generous! Thank You So Much! May Good Gods & Goddesses protect & blessed the Kind Souls! Stay Safe & Stay Humble! 🕯🌷🕊
I'm watching a lot of your videos today
gorgeous! thanks
Thank you for sharing 👍
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for sharing - so helpful - cheers
Another good share. Thank you!
You are amazing!
Nice! This print on demand business am I right by saying you don't need a heat press or buy the actual garments, all you have to do is send in your designs wherever you get them from. So it's a big money saving operation.
Yes exactly - you can sign up to Redbubble, upload a picture that you design, and then set the design on 70+ products (clothing, coffee mugs) and then if you sell a product, you get a commission. That’s it - you don’t actually do anything inventory-wise.
@@zenwatercooler That sounds sweet. Cheers Zen.
@@zenwatercooler What's the commission percentage?
Thanks for the info again. At 5:48 you said you removed the background and stuck an old vintage peice of paper behind it to make it uniform and then added wording to it. How did you remove the background and keep just the image of the Dingo? What photoshop do you use and do you have a video how to do this? I have PhotoscapeX Pro but don't know how to do that particular task, separating an image just itself from it's background. I can crop an image like square or circular and paste it onto a new background , but it still retains some of the original background if you know what I mean. But how do you remove the background and keep the exact, defined image? Can you provide info on this? How to remove the background but just keep the precise image? Thank you so much!
I was wondering the same thing.
Thanks.
Thank you! Good share.
Thanks man really amazing content.
Thanks very much. Very cool
Love your content
Very cool thanks
Hey! Awesome sauce!
Great Video, thank You
Excellent! Thx!
Thanks. I appreciate you content.
Thanks for this important info. You mentioned that you use photoshop in conjunction with the picture you found. Is photoshop a necessity? Please advise.
Thanks again.
👍 great website,
Thanks
Thanks! 🙏
this is great video. thanks a lot🙏
I love you! 🙏🙏🙏😁😘
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Thanks for this 👍
Thanks for the video! Great!
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Thankyou so much😄
Good info
thanks ... more please
verry nice , thank you.
Would you be willing to do a tutorial on how you created the wanted poster in photo shop?
You read my mind, I was hoping to do this shortly and now I have PROOF that one other person will want to watch it. Sounds good, on it
Thanks!
Thanks a lot, 👌
I find it weird to see Flickr in this list as their terms of service forbids using materials this way.
They have a standard disclaimer on every Flickr album. They are just saying to check with the copyright holder. But there is no copyright holder. The museum is stating that it is public domain. Hope that helps,
VERY VERY GOOD Explanation I think the same way . Is there any monthly subscription for this site?
Hey there - no everything is public domain on this site (so it's already free). Some museums offer a paid option for a super high-resolution scan - another option is to just upscale the image in Photoshop, Inkscape or free option: ua-cam.com/video/3b_r04ODafM/v-deo.html
I went over to BHL and I ended up getting into the birds and butterflies, great stuff, when I downloaded one of the birds to Gimp , when I was making the picture transparent I could not erase the top and bottom of the picture has words written across the picture, I went to Lunapic and no matter what the words keep reappearing after I saved it, so I just cropped it in Lunapic cutting off the top and bottom where the words are, I double-checked and I'm allowed to use it, strange indeed
Thanks a lot
Thanks! Do you have to alter these photo's? Say I wanted to sell flashcards, and needed the individual butterfly. I'll be adding text but do I need to edit the photo?
Great question - the answer is no you do not have to edit the photo. You can do whatever you want with the picture (including nothing). If you are adding text, you are creating an original design - sounds like a great idea for flashcards!
Thank you so much....
Nice
Great information.
You mentioned that you use photoshopped to remove backgrounds. Do I necessarily have to now acquire photoshop to use in conjunction with this platform. Please explain asap.
Thanks.
You don't have to use Photoshop (although it is a premium software solution) - there are free online tools here - I have another channel with deep-dive artistic resources - here is the background remover: ua-cam.com/video/CFnbBWMP_4I/v-deo.html