Hi
PLease help me with this
Where to find images to design a project like Brochure design, Magazine design
Thank you
Usually assets are given by the client to include in brochures and magazines.
Other places are stock websites which have various degrees of pricing and licensing arrangements, like how much of a print run they can have or digital views etc.
Or you can take your own photos and create your own illustrations/drawings and things like that.
First of all thank you so much for a prompt reply. I would like to know what are all the fonts and color palette used for designing for various industry projects.
Thank you so much
PLease dont mind, is it possible to get for example 30 page brochure design mockup free online ?
If yes, please help me with the name of the website
Thank you
Hey @bestsujatha, I concur with Smurf2 when it comes to images for Brochures/Magazines. If you are looking for free images, you can take a look at the sites listed in the Photography section of Freesources - my go to sites are Unsplash and Pexels, but some sites specialize in specific types of images, so I recommend checking out others too.
As for free brochure mockups, Freesources also includes some mockup sites in the design section under assets - so you could search for something in those sites. And I’ve curated a bunch on my Pinterest mockup moodboards - check out the flyer/brochure and magazine sections.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you so much. But still need more help in the coming days, can u? if you don’t mind ?
Thank you
Sure, happy to help if I can!
Thank you so much
Are you an actual graphic designer or are you looking to be spoon fed here?
You can try Pixabay, they have friendly images with license (check their license before download any image),
I want lots of input. Thank you.
Thank you
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My input
Get an education in graphic design.
If that’s what you are doing, and this is a school project, you need better educators.
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Ok sure thank you
Regards
Sujatha K
i usually grab high-res pics from a couple of stock sites i trust, then adjust brightness and crop them as needed so they fit cleanly with my layout
Only printdriver has broached the elephant in the room here. Templates for a magazine is a very poor way to go. Are you trying to learn design? If so, I refer you to printdriver. If you are looking to produce a magazine on the cheap with no expertise or knowledge, you’ll get what you pay for; cheap and poorly produced rubbish. Either get an education (not from an online ‘university’), or employ someone who knows what they are doing in order to make your magazine appeal to your target readership. Women’s lifestyle magazine will differ hugely in flavour to TIG Welding Weekly, or a bi-monthly surfing publication. Do yourself a favour and do it the right way.
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Hadn’t read the posts in a while here - didn’t realise it had gone this way.
Style matters. Getting random brochure and inserting the content would be weird way to work.
You can easily type into Google
Filetype:PDF brochure
And look through them - programs like Affinity let you open PDFs and edit them seamlessly.
Again - what a weird way to work.
Either do this
Hire someone
Get education on how to create from scratch.
I don’t know any website that has a 30 page brochure.
Simply 30 pages can’t be printed anyway - it would have to be 28 or 32 pages.
If it’s for online only …
You could get some stock websites for page layout templates - then it’s just a matter of duplicating the page and changing the content.
No problem with DIYers - but it’s strange.
Thirty-page brochures, magazines, or booklets aren’t doable. Booklets that size are saddle stitched (stapled on the fold), which means the pages need to be in multiples of four. A 28- or 32-page brochure works, but not 30 pages.
I don’t know about free online mockups.
For Templates mockup, I think you can find some of them with Figma, I mean some developers can offer some mockup but you will need to find yourself on the internet I was checking and yes pixabay dot com they have some of them.