This is list of tools and resources I use on a regular basis to run a freelance graphic design and branding business as well as a few websites for myself and clients. I like trying and using new tools and apps that make life easier. Bookmark this page as this list is continually updated.
Browsing the web looking for some new typefaces to add to the font tool box for 2016. Here are 19 free fonts that I downloaded to use for some upcoming personal and client work.
1. Streamster for personal use. (above)
Looking for some tumblr blogs to follow that focus on web, UX and UI design inspiration, code snippets and tutorials? This post has a few of my favorites.
I like to follow lots of great tumblr blogs to keep my feed full and the inspiration flowing.
Got a good tumblr blog? Drop a link in the comments.
Follow B/I/D on tumblr here.
63+ images of clean and minimalist packaging designs.
If you’re anything like me you’ve had a couple of clients ask about creating that distressed or old time vintage look for their brand. This post is a collection of 8 vintage inspired fonts to help you create the right look for your next design project.
The title of this post is a bit misleading – some of the people listed are photographers, bloggers, etc. The point is that their boards are awesome and full of inspiration and you should follow them.
You can follow Branding / Identity / Design on Pinterest here.
If you know of any other great Pinterest boards – please leave a link in the comments. I love following back great inspiration.
This post is full of brand design nerdiness and inspiration showcasing style manuals from corporate brand designers from all around this beautiful world.
Each example is a great illustration of clearly explaining the brand layout and style and each is unique in design that still also represents the individual brands themselves.
14 hand picked premium WordPress portfolio themes. These templates are of a minimalist aesthetic are relatively newly published and  have a high rating on Themeforest.net.
