Royalty-Free Design Templates
Do you need to design a brochure, business card, letterhead, envelope, postcard, datasheet, flyer, or newsletter in a hurry? You can find artistic, original designs for affordable prices at Inkd: a growing community of designers and the businesses who need design work.
Each design comes with a royalty-free license and is fully customizable. Most files are Adobe InDesign or Illustrator, though Photoshop or QuarkXPress files are available upon request. If you can’t find a design you like, you can hire a designer on a freelance basis or make a special request.
When a print template is sold on Inkd, customers can contact the graphic designer directly for associated services such as helping to customize the template, development of a new corporate identity or designing a matching website.
If you’re a print designer, you can sign up to be a contributor and receive royalties on each sale. Prices range from $39 for a flyer or business card to $99 for a trifold brochure.
Jeff Gamet is a contributing editor for Design Tools Monthly, the executive summary of graphic design news. He is also the morning editor and reviews editor for The Mac Observer and iPodObserver.com, and contributing writer for Layers Magazine and Photoshop User. He writes the InBrief column for InDesign Magazine, and is the author of “The Designer’s Guide to Mac OS X,” from Peachpit Press
When Jeff isn’t writing about the graphic design world, he’s talking about it on the Design Tools Weekly podcast with co-host Jay Nelson. He also talks about Apple and the Mac world every week on The Mac Observer’s Apple Weekly Report.
Jeff studies, tests and reviews new software and technologies for the Macintosh community as well as the design and print industries. He is a former Pre-press specialist, and has nearly 25 years experience with computer technology. Jeff trains, lectures and consults on techniques for more efficiently using Mac OS X in creative environments throughout the country.
In the rare moments when he can get away from his MacBook Pro, Jeff spends his time climbing and biking in the Colorado mountains.
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