The Netherlands Rijksmuseum also has a huge collection of high resolution works of art (840,302 according to the website): https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection
As an artist, thank you. Pixabay and pexels are both free resources- also you could hire an artist (like myself! Who will likely do something quick but sincere! 😁
Thank you for this!! It really is easy to use non-AI images that don't have copyright restrictions... I love Public Work by Cosmos; my husband found it a while ago when I was looking for architecture images to use. It's so cool!
Yes it 100% should! Since publishing this post I've stumbled over so many more websites, I'm collecting them up at the moment and planning a second article to include them all. Wiki commons will be on there.
This is really helpful, thanks. I also write on Medium and have two websites and occasionally - not often - use AI images as they are easy. The downside of your list is that I suspect I will now spend a few hours browsing fascinating images and not doing any work. (Looking forward to it though.)
The Netherlands Rijksmuseum also has a huge collection of high resolution works of art (840,302 according to the website): https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection
Thank you!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH OMG NOW I DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT PLAGARIZING TO MAKE MY THUMNAILS
You’re most welcome!
As an artist, thank you. Pixabay and pexels are both free resources- also you could hire an artist (like myself! Who will likely do something quick but sincere! 😁
Thank you for this!! It really is easy to use non-AI images that don't have copyright restrictions... I love Public Work by Cosmos; my husband found it a while ago when I was looking for architecture images to use. It's so cool!
I love the way the 360 degree scroll works on it!
Add https://pixabay.com/ to the list of quality free images. When you download an image you can thank the artist, give credit for use or even donate.
This is exactly what I was searched today! Great article!
News I can use….thx.
Thank you this is great
Thank you so much for sharing these links! So appreciate this! You rock!
Shouldn't Wikimedia Commons be on that list?
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Yes it 100% should! Since publishing this post I've stumbled over so many more websites, I'm collecting them up at the moment and planning a second article to include them all. Wiki commons will be on there.
This is so important! Thanks for making the easy choice of supporting artists over AI even easier :)
fantastic, thank you so much
thank you for this! I am collage artist and I run out of material to cut and the closest half prize books to me is 40 minutes away!
This is really helpful, thanks. I also write on Medium and have two websites and occasionally - not often - use AI images as they are easy. The downside of your list is that I suspect I will now spend a few hours browsing fascinating images and not doing any work. (Looking forward to it though.)
Haha! I wouldn't say downside. I tend to browse these sites instead of doom-scrolling on social media so it's a win-win for me!
Thank you!!!
Incredible