It's important to use a wide range of resources when you are researching for your studio projects or essays.You may need to use journal articles, newspapers, film documentaries, and actual objects and artefacts too.These databases may be useful for finding information for your research whether it's visual or text-based. Below are a few which are especially good for art and design subjects, but there are more available from My UniHub.
We have recently subscribed to some exciting new resources, to enhance our online provision in the visual arts. These are packages from the publisher Bloomsbury and include eBooks, cutting-edge articles from leading design writers and a wealth of visual material including high quality images.
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Historical and contemporary fine art, some applied arts and design. Some material is available in full-text. Click on Ebsco Databases at the top of the list |
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Mainly 20th/21st century coverage of fine art including design. |
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Covers all aspects of design, applied arts and crafts. There are links to some |
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Scholarly coverage of arts and humanities subjects including some design. | |
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Library Search enables you to search library resources simultaneously. |
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Kanopy is an online streaming service for film and documentaries. More information on Kanopy can be found here. |
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BoB lets you access TV or radio programmes. Set up an account |
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Global Newsstream allows you to search across national and |
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An online trend forecasting and product design tool for the industrial design home and interiors markets across 16 product categories, including furniture, lighting, textiles.
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An amazing library of over 40,000 online tutorials and documentaries, covering software such as Photoshop, Adobe, Microsoft Office, SketchUp & InDesign, plus expert advice on effective presentations, digital photography, blogs and much more. |
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Digimap Ordnance Survey Map Data available to download. Users can view or print maps of any location in Great Britain. |
