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For everything you need to know about interior design and decorating, Modsy will have you covered with images, articles, and videos. You can find products, designers, and even use their 3D features to fill your rooms with furniture.

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Home decor -

Inspirations and Celebrations has inspiring articles to help you make home decor improvements.

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Visual design -

Abduzeedo started as a blog but developed into a collective that posts articles that cover design, architecture, photography, and more.

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Website design -

Web Design Inspiration is a great place to find references for everything to do with website design.

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UI/UX -

Pttrns! is your one-stop-shop for everything to do with user interface design and user experience design. If you're designing an app, this is your go-to.

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Behance is a good source of inspiration for anything visually and/or commercially creative.

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Illustration -

Directory of Illustration literally does what it says on the tin. You can find illustrations filtered by keywords, style, or categories.

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3D art -

For those creative minds making 3D and 2D art, ArtStation is a fantastic portfolio resource that has concepts, storyboards, and visualizations.

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Logo design -

Logo Lounge helps you design your logo by giving you access to information on over 20,000 logos.

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Street art -

Global Street Art catalogues street art from around the world that is sure to get you inspired.

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Architecture -

Web Urbanist covers creative works on all things urban, which covers mainly architectural marvels and street art.

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Photography -

500px has an incredibly large community of around 60 million members. If you need inspiration, advice, or to feel part of a community of photo enthusiasts, this is the place.

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Screenwriting -

Go Into The Story is an amazing space for anyone interested in screenwriting. It can help you learn from the best, and teach you how you can work to get better.

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E-commerce -

Awwwards helps you design your online business. It collects and highlights the best examples of e-commerce experience.

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Online commerce -

Commerce Cream collects and highlights the most beautiful commerce experiences on Shopify to inspire designers, developers, and merchants to create.

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Game development -

If you're a game developer, then you have to know about Open Game Art. It's full of free game art for when your design muscle is a little lazy.

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Music -

WhoSampled is a website and app database of information about sampled music or sample-based music, cover songs, and remixes.

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Creative industry - Creative Boom is an art and design platform that delivers industry news, inspiration, insight, and advice to people in the creative industries.

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Ideas -

To get your next idea, Inspiration Feed is there to get ideas bubbling. Good quality articles help you find your next idea

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Trends -

If you don't want to spend your life scrolling through Twitter to find out what's trending, then Topsy will do it for you.

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Colors -

Every creative will know about Adobe. Adobe Color is a branch of it that allows you to create color palettes in the blink of an eye. It's great for website designers, illustrators, and graphic designers.

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Streaming -

Twitch is where all streamers hang out and where they publish their content and stream. If streaming is your creative outlet, then getting familiar with Twitch is vital.

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Writing -

If you work as a writer or dabble in your spare time, then you should make a stop by Medium. You can connect with other writers and get inspired by their content.

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Film - IndieWire is a website for indie filmmakers. It covers news, reviews, interviews, and videos about the art of filmmaking.

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Film -

Reddit is a world in itself. There are endless subreddits, but some are better than others. By all accounts, the Filmmaker's Subreddit is a great space for anyone inclined to the artform.

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Film -

No Film School is the leading worldwide community of filmmakers, video producers, and independent creatives.

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Bonus -

Instagram holds incredible potential to engage with like-minded creatives and to see all kinds of creative work.

Sources: (Creativepool) (Inspirationfeed)

See also: Common myths about creativity

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