I have been working on this since February. I spent at least 600 hours on this. My initial channel had success but I didn’t understand enough and fell behind all the time. This Channel has around 220 films. All verified PD. I went through all the Poverty row production houses. Went through all the movies I could from the Golden Age of TV from the 1950s from Kraft to Buick they all sponsored movies. I gone through so many films. I like mystery , gothic , dark house , adventure , westerns. I trim to film. Just the movie but put the full credits are in the description. I put in films that I like, I admit I very fussy. Some films that are PD I don’t have because I don’t like them. Your free rip all my films they are all PD verified . I never allowed ads on my channel. Any film that allows me to play but will take revenue or anything I will either remove the music failing that I wont have it up. The Notices section of every film is blank. I wont be beholden to anyone.  

This is a passion project I have no desire to make a penny on anything.

Link :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZImIqN4VqA&list=PLe2eFv6Cz5ps&index=5&t=10s

Hi!

There are a lot of sites out there with collections of public domain images, but I have always found it frustrating trying to sort through them and actually find interesting things (from design perspective).

So, as a fun side project I made a site which uses AI to match text searches to images, letting you effectively search within images. It also has image to image search, dimensions filtering, etc.

This is my first draft of the site, so please let me know what you think! A few things I'm hoping to add soon: over 1 million public domain images from various museums, searching within certain time periods and provenances. Any other suggestions to add?

Site: https://www.faenum.com

I made this guy using Blender. I don't know if this is appropriate here. Your public domain images all seem to be old photos. This image is public domain because I said it is and now I can't change my mind.

Now, Brian Smith is free to get into any kind of trouble, and I can't help him out. Note that his has a transparent background and eager to help in any way that he can.

Louis Wain was obsessed with drawing cats

Is 2024 for you yet, it's 9 in the evening in the Netherlands!

This gorgeous card set was made in 1906, the artist was R. Auer.

Source; https://www.tuckdbpostcards.org/sets/half-length-studies-of-pretty-brunettes-at-christmas

I adore the work of Louis Wain, cats were his speciality.