Open Pics is an Open source application built for Linux and Windows, that allows its users to search free stock images from multiple Image sources including images under Creative Commons Zero license.
Download it here: https://github.com/lohanitech/openpics
Here is an example of my typical After Effects workspace. I like to have my Project Files on the far left with the Effects Control Panel to the right of it. This allows me to select any layer from the Comp’s Timeline and immediately see the effects applied to the selected layer without having to manually open the Effects Panel. I also keep my Motion Tracking panel next to the Timeline and below the Effects and Presets so I can quickly enter into Motion Tracking mode.
Download this Photoshop Action to create simple Abstract Background images for Print and Web.
Download my empty Logic Pro X Multitrack Session for Tracking Rock Bands
The Unity Tweak Tool is an essential tool for Ubuntu desktop. It allows you to customize a ton of UI features like Workspace Settings, Hotcorners, Scrolliong, Themes, Switchers, and Icons.
To install Unity Tweak, open terminal and run:
$ sudo install unity-tweak-tool
Depending on your Linux Distro, you may get an error that looks something like this:
The following schema is missing com.canonical.notify.osd
If this happens open terminal and run the following:
sudo apt-get install notify-osd sudo apt-get install overlay-scrollbar
Download my blender startup file and save the UI as the new Default Startup File