Assets from Itch.io that may be useful for indie webmasters
Itch.io is intended first and foremost as an indie game market, including a lot of assets people can buy or download for free for their games. However, there's also a lot of more general resources on there now, especially ones under licenses like CC0 that allow you to use for anything, so here's a mini masterlist of stuff I found while browsing!
Cursors:
Cursors pack 03
Mouse Cursor Pack
Fonts:
Crayon Libre Font - CC0
16+ Free Pixel Fonts
Pixuf - Tiny Pixel Font (CC0)
Quaver
Collection of 20 Public Domain Pixel Fonts
Graphics:
Splat Pack: "Different types of splats for use as textures, stickers and more."
Really, just check out Kenney's entire profile. They create tons of awesome assets (some of these packs are over 1000 images!), and they're under CC0, expressly noting you can use these for any project.
16x16 Bronze Age Icons (70 in total)
8x8 Universal Icon Pack
300 Organized Frames For Any Project - See their profile, too, they've got TONS of stuff (textures, tiling backgrounds, 3D isometric assets etc)
64 Free Emojis
32 Animated Tiny Emotes
1400 16x16 RPG Pixel Icons
Windows Pop-Up Maker 2.0 - This tool makes it easy to make fake Windows pop-ups!
1 Bit Fantasy Creatures
101 stylized fantasy items (border and no border)
Rachel's CC0 Assets
Hexany's Roguelike Tiles (CC0)
Free Pixel Art Flower Pack
72 16x16 RPG Items
Simple Dungeon Crawler 16x16 Pack
Free 16x16 Weapon Icons - More similar sets on their profile!
Mini FX, Items & UI
Bit Bonanza: "a 10x10 asset pack with various fantasy items and entities. This pack contains everything from food and weapons, to snakes and floating eyeballs."
Other:
Aesprite: A pixel art making app. It's popular, and for a good reason. Tons of cool features. Some of the blinkie and pixel makers I follow use this! ($29.99)
Index & Art Simple Gallery Template for Neocities
It honestly really frustrates me that most "free pixels"/"free favicons" people post are just stolen artwork from someone's DeviantArt or something, so my suggestion is: Why not use assets from these packs instead? Most of them are under CC0/Public Domain, and it's easy to recolor them to whatever you need.
Tumblr only allows 30 images per post, so this will continue in a Part 2!
