You know that feeling when you're busy in the office or working from home but that piece of work just isn't coming together? You don't have the time to sort something from scratch so you decide to search for some free vector art online – but it's not always easy to find what you're looking for.

A good selection of free resources – including free fonts and free vector art – can be a lifesaver for any designer. But more often than not, the process of finding what you need amidst cluttered, confusing pages just adds to the mounting deadline stress.

To help you avoid that experience, we've put together a hand-picked guide to the best free vector art resources, including various useful designs you can download in preparation for future projects. Please note and respect the Creative Commons licence if there is one.

Adobe Photoshop, which has recently turned 25 and celebrated in some fashion has become so dominant among industry professionals, there is seldom an alternative suggested to it. It is the to-go choice of the professional designer and illustrator, albeit the one which cannot be afforded by the ordinary individual. While monetary barrier is one case, the user-friendliness of the tool calls into question for many users. For some ordinary user in just the need of an occasional photo touch-up, Photoshop seems too grandiose.

With a simpler to use interface and as a much cheaper or free alternative to Adobe Photoshop, these following tools might be ones you just need for your photo editing tasks.

Photography has always been an integral part of web design. Unfortunately, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing crappy stock images of people in suits shaking hands. Not only are a lot of these stock photos tacky, but some of them cost money!

Thankfully, there’s been a growing number of websites with beautiful stock photography popping up all over the web. Best of all, they’re free. In this post, we’ve curated a list of awesome websites for free stock photos.

We’re back with another collection of cool design freebies for designers. We’re sure you are having a hard time keeping up with design trends (we burn through them so quickly), so here’s a collection of assets you will probably love.

We have icons, fonts, PSD and templates, mockups, UI kits, and a handy plugin you might like if you are into material design. If you don’t like what you see, or if you do, check out our other compilations for more freebies you’d be sure to love:

 

A vintage starter kit including 6 Logo / Insignias (AI), 12 Icons (AI), an ABR brush file for Photoshop to add texture to your final piece using the Eraser Tool.

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3 Christmas icons – EPS

Here is a small set including 3 vector shaped Christmas icons and released in EPS format. Designed by Dasha.

It’s always a good idea to begin with a wireframe when beginning a new web design or mobile app project. Wireframes can be a big time saver as they help both designers and developers come to an agreement on placement of major UI elements. The key is to get the layout nailed down so you don’t have to change major layout when detailed design elements are in place.

In our design process at Teracy, wireframing and mockups takes an important position. We have developed a wireframe kit to speedup the design process and use it in our daily design workflow. Today, we are excited to share the version of our wireframe kit that we are using, which includes the most common UI elements in web projects. This is the second UI kit we share to Sketchcommunity, you can also check out our first freebie Bootflat UI kit for Sketch shared not a long time ago.

Here it is, hope it’s useful for all Sketch lovers!

Download the Teracy Wireframe kit for Sketch