ED 262 Culture Clip & Final Project Presentations

"Below is a collection of some handy iPad apps students can use to create cartoon-style visuals.  The apps are easy and simple to use and provide a wide variety of functionalities to help users make the best of their sketching experience ..." 

JENNIFER GONZALEZ

A visual, easy-to-understand explanation of public domain, including a flow chart to help you decide whether you can legally use an online image or not.

Many artists today are taking the e-commerce road to market their talent. And that’s actually a great idea. Amazon, eBay and other popular online selling p

Adobe Spark is a free online and mobile graphic design app. Easily create beautiful images, videos, and web pages that help tell your own story.

Back in 2014, we brought to your attention an image archive rivaling the largest of its kind on the web: the Internet Archive Book Images collection at Flickr.

This article will guide you step-by-step how to create the split image effect. Breaking an image into multiple pieces gives a unique visual look to design.

This guide walks you through the process of easily and ethically finding copyright free quality images for students and teachers. There are many sites with royalty free images and Creative Commons Zero photos for educators to use in the classroom. Get a free eBook to learn more about copyright, Creative Commons, and free images. It includes posters for both primary and secondary school.

Beautiful high quality free images and photos you can download and use for any project. No attribution required.

A list of the best sites to bookmark for free design resources, including icons, images, fonts and DIY design tools.

A list of handy resources for making your blog or Twitter feed look great, at absolutely no cost.

“Good design is good business.” – Thomas Watson, Jr. In design, photography is only growing in importance, after all pictures can say a thousand words. Imagery

This article will guide you step-by-step how to create the split image effect. Breaking an image into multiple pieces gives a unique visual look to design.