Resources for using images
- Find images on the web, but be concerned with copyright. Check out this guide on legally using online images.
- Legally use photos in four ways: 1) find photos that are licensed as Creative Commons, 2) ask permission from the photographer, 3) buy photos from a stock photo site (e.g., istockphoto.com) or 4) take your own photos.
- Remember to cite or attribute images! Follow these instructions for citing Creative Commons images. While works in the public domain technically do not need to be cited, doing so will help the audience find the original work. Visit our Citation Styles Guide for help citing images.
- Look for larger image sizes, and do not increase the photo from the original size. Enlarging small photos will make them blurry.
- Do not use an image as background (the text will be hard to read). Instead, use a background color and boxes to set off text and images.
- If attending a conference outside the university, remember to identify yourself as an affiliate of the University of Tennessee. Visit UT's branding page for information on our color palette and styles.
Logo and Design books and ebooks
Letterhead and Logo Design 12 by Call Number: https://utk.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01UTN_KNOXVILLE/1bbup3o/alma9925651938602311ISBN: 9781610581462Publication Date: 2011-09-01
Head, Immersive Spaces & Technologies
Michelle Brannen
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Knoxville, TN 37996
(865) 974-6396 (studio)
(865) 946-2102 (office)