Exploring the collections, libraries and projects we’ve built along the way.
One of the things we enjoy most about building King Fox Corner is creating collections.
Some are built around prints and public domain artwork. Others are focused on postcards, digital resources or projects that have grown from years of buying, selling and learning.
This page brings those collections together in one place.
Print Image Libraries
Our print image libraries bring together carefully curated collections of public domain artwork from artists and illustrators whose work continues to inspire people today.
Each library is organised around a specific artist and contains high-quality images suitable for research, inspiration and creative projects.
Featured libraries include:
- Arthur Rackham
- Kate Greenaway
- Cecil Aldin
- Jessie Willcox Smith
- Warwick Goble
Explore Print Image Libraries
Profit From Prints
Profit From Prints is a collection of lessons, frameworks, case studies and resources developed while building a print business around public domain artwork.
It combines practical guidance with real-world experience and continues to evolve as we learn more.
Profit From Postcards
Profit From Postcards explores the lessons we’ve learned from sourcing, listing and selling postcards through online marketplaces.
Alongside practical guidance, you’ll find supporting articles, examples and observations drawn from real-world experience.
Explore Profit From Postcards
Digital Collections
From time to time we create digital collections, downloads and resources that don’t naturally fit anywhere else.
These projects reflect our curiosity, interests and ongoing experiments as we continue building King Fox Corner.
Explore Digital Collections
Why We Think Our Collections Matter
Many of the things we build begin as small interests.
Over time those interests become collections, resources and bodies of work that grow far beyond their original idea.
Collections are how we organise those projects and make them easier to explore.
Some remain small. Others evolve into much larger parts of the business.
If you’d like to understand the systems behind these collections, visit How We Do It.
If you’d like to see what we’re working on right now, visit Our Journal.