Where can you get images and fonts?
A list of sources as to where you can obtain imagery
and fonts from when creating logos or graphic design pieces can be found by clicking on the following links:
Images:
Fonts:
How you get them?
Images and fonts are obtained by paying a fee and
downloading them
How much do they cost?
Images
When purchasing imagery it will depend on what medium
of the original image you are purchasing is (photography, illustration,
painting) how detailed it is, and what size you are downloading it at. When purchasing from the IStock Photo
library you are able to buy credits (which works as money) this then allows you
to download your image.
With Shutterstock your are able to subscribe with them
from a 1 month at $ 249 USD or 3 months at $709 USD alternatively you are able
to download images on demand for up to a year for 5 HI – RES images at $49 or
25 HI- RES at $229 USD.
Fonts
When downloading fonts will differ in dollar value
depending on if you are purchasing a collection or a set from a collection.
Price value will also increase as to how many users will be licensed to them. Font
collection prices will vary from site to site.
Font Font
Downloading Fonts from Font Font with 5 users a set
from a collection can cost between
$300-600 and collections can vary in price from $1000- $2000.
ITC Font Packages
ITC Font packages FOR 1-5 users which include the
family are cheaper than Font Font and can be bought from around $50-$70USD.
When purchasing a specific typeface on it’s own can cost around 25$ USD.
Terms and conditions when purchasing Fonts
When downloading fonts from the Internet they are
protected by copyright and intellectual property law. Using materials and
services from the sites without authorisation breaks the law. Information or
documents are not to be reproduced in any form without previous written
consent.
can be viewed at Font Font
https://www.fontfont.com/terms-and-conditions
can be viewed at Font Font
https://www.fontfont.com/terms-and-conditions
Images
Terms and conditions of ShutterStock.
Imagery is protected by International Copyright Laws.
Submitters to Shutterstock own all the rights to images including copyrights to
the images. When purchasing imagery your rights are subject to the licence of
shutterstock and are conditioned upon payment. If payment of the image doesn’t
go through, users account is deemed delinquent. Images are allowed to be
reproduced in the following ways.
- Websites with a resolution no greater than 800 x 600
pixels
- No to be resold
- As prints posters and other reproductions for your own
personal use and not commercial
- Hand painted reproductions
- Can’t be used in connection with unsolicited mail
- On letter heads, business cards, pamphlets, brochures,
catalogs, panel displays, packaging, software provided that the image is not
reproduced more than 250, 000 times in the aggregate
- Multimedia presentations for film and television,
internet broadcast, theatrical display must consist of an audience of less than
250,000 viewers
- As CD OR DVD cover art / artwork including downloads
that doesn’t exceed 250, 000 copies
- As part of editorial or advertising copy in magazines,
newspapers, books, book covers, textbooks, editorials and directories that
doesn’t exceed 250, 000 copies in the aggregate
can be viewed at
http://www.shutterstock.com/website_terms.mhtml
can be viewed at
http://www.shutterstock.com/website_terms.mhtml
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