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Libraries Photos
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More Photos
- COVID-Aware Stock Photos (non-Libraries)
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- Free Media for Creative Use – Images
Looking for Something Specific?
Email Emily Blake at blakeed@jmu.edu to find out if we have an existing photo in our archives or can arrange a photo shoot for you.
Video Assets
- Libraries logo intro and outro
- Free Media for Creative Use – Video
- JMU Branded Video Assets Folder from University Communications & Marketing
- Footage of Duke Dog in Carrier Library
Audio Assets
Free Media for Creative Use – Audio
Fonts and Icons
Reminder: Don’t Stretch Images
To keep your graphics looking professional, it is important never to stretch images (in other words, be sure to preserve the height-to-width ratio). Most applications will allow you to resize an image by selecting the image and dragging the “handles” (or squares) that appear on the outside of the image. You should never use the side handles to resize an image, as this changes the proportions. In some applications, the corner handles will maintain the original proportions, but other applications require you to press Shift while dragging a corner handle in order to prevent stretching the image.