More Free Illustrations for Your Next E-Learning Project
July 7th, 2020
Who doesn’t like free?
Recently, I shared these free resources: free animated gifs, free medical images, and free open doodles illustrations.
Today, I’m sharing more because you can never have enough of the free stuff.
One challenge with stock imagery is that it’s stock which means it’s mostly generic and doesn’t meet all needs. Another challenge unfortunately is that most stock imagery lacks diversity. Here’s a good start to fixing that problem.
The designers at blackillustrations.com provide a starter pack of illustrations that are free to use for commercial and personal projects.
What’s included?
- 50+ illustrations
- Business images
- Medical images
- Multiple formats including PNG, SVG, and AI
They also have a really nice education pack available for $38 that could come in handy for your online training programs. But of course, that isn’t free.
The pack is free, but as always, if you find them valuable you’re able to pay something for the developer’s time. And even though they don’t ask for attribution, it’s a nice gesture. Here’s a post on how to provide attribution in your courses.
Hope these help. If so, thank the developers and pass it on.
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