I can think of a couple of free options, but I don't know what your bar for quality is. Pixabay has some ok ones. You can also use Shadertoy for browser sources. Source: 3 days ago
I don't know myself. I found the image on pixabay.com, where I go for royalty-free images. Posts with images garner more attention. Source: 5 days ago
Also opengameart.org and pixabay.com are good resources. Have fun making your game! Source: 6 days ago
FYI there is a lot of free stock footage out there to use. I would never turn someone down that had watermarks in a shot they worked on. For example : https://pixabay.com/. Source: 18 days ago
Check out pixabay.com. These images are free to use and legit. I just checked and there are a lot of really cute ones that might work for you! Source: 29 days ago
About a week ago I recently upgraded my hard drive to an SSD on my PC, as I was experiencing really stuttery framerates on any of the games I played, from less intensive games like Minecraft to harder games to run like Red Dead 2. Not to mention, sometimes my PC would totally crash. I also had another issue when I dragged my tabs around, my tab would become super slow, and lag behind where I was dragging it. All... Source: 29 days ago
I mostly use pexels.com , pixabay.com and freepik.com but there are many other sites. Source: about 1 month ago
Sound: I felt like it was a little weak sound design, I used sound effects from pixabay.com but felt like some of them were not of quality. Would be cool to get an actual license for sound effects. Or... Ya know... Actually carry my microphone around and use it. I played with reverb against my dog's panting at the end to play myself out. Source: about 1 month ago
I have been using sounds from https://pixabay.com/ for my story-telling channel, "The Midnight Broadcast of Sinister Words" and they have a large, interesting variety of sounds you can choose from. Source: about 2 months ago
Pixabay.com. Also, Atlantic photos if you're a subscriber. Source: about 2 months ago
Thanks. I'll usually grab free royalty-free music from https://pixabay.com/ when I do these little cuts since it's just goofing around. I believe it was called something like "Ambiant Relax Sounds". Dug the tension in the track. Source: about 2 months ago
I downloaded it from Pixabay (royalty free MP3 site). Source: about 2 months ago
Finally, to generate the thumbnail, we start by asking Chat GPT to Choose one word that will make a good article cover image from title X, and has good chances to find a free stock image. We take the output word and try to search Pixabay for a result. If we can’t find any, we use DALL-E to generate the image for this word. - Source: dev.to / 2 months ago
Pixabay.com is where I get most of mine from. Source: 2 months ago
Pixabay is a free site where you can download royalty free images. It has a section on their site for vector graphics, a lot of which can be downloaded in SVG form. Source: 2 months ago
Adding Textures: Each texture has a designated size for the best results, follow these sizes limits and achieve what you are creating with better quality and with ease. A free site that has images that can be used for commercial use is https://pixabay.com/ these images can be downloaded without an account and can prove to be very helpful for your creations. Source: 3 months ago
Step 3. I gathered a few different references from pexels & pixabay. I ended up looking at where the animal was native to and tried to sort of fit the clothing into that. Source: 3 months ago
Worse, you're now up against royalty free/unrestricted images that don't cost a dime to use anywhere for any purpose. Look at what you find on https://unsplash.com or https://pixabay.com/ -- is your work as good as or better than what you see there? Because it has to be if you want your images to sell. (And those are just two sites, there are dozens more). Source: 3 months ago
Unsplash.com and pixabay.com too, not just textures but copyright free photos on these two. Source: 3 months ago
There are also free image sites that you can search. If you make a final piece close to the reference, make sure to acknowledge the photographer. Here are two. Unsplash Pixabay. Source: 3 months ago
Pixabay - Find royalty free images taht you didn't find on unsplash. Source: 3 months ago
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