I’m so excited to finally be launching my resource pages! Passport by Design is nearly 8 years old now. I feel like I really have a handle on the best tools and resources to help those looking to plan travel and pursue artistic goals. You will find the best of everything from how I purchase travel insurance to my favorite travel water bottle and more.

*Some links in this post are affiliate links, which means that if you click a link and complete a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I appreciate your support of PXD! Read my full disclosure here.

How do you buy travel insurance? Where did you get that water bottle from? What brand is your luggage? What camera do you use? What do you use to edit your photos? Find all the answers in my resource pages. There is an art & design resources page, as well as a travel resources page.

Examples of what you’ll find:

Travel Insurance

I don’t go anywhere without travel insurance. Travel Insurance Master provides easy quotes. Use filters to only pay for the coverage you need. You don’t even need to provide an email address to get a free quote.

Nalgene Lock Top Water Bottle

Nalgene makes lots of reasonably priced bottles made with good materials (BPA/BPS-free, lifetime guarantee). I have dropped my lock top bottle dozens of times. It’s super hardy and shows very few signs of wear. The lock top means I can use it with only one hand. It’s perfect for when you’re driving. I also hook it on my bag when I’m traveling.

SWISS GEAR Rolling Duffel

This is the perfect rolling duffel for weekend trips. Add it to your large suitcase for international travel. It is very well-made and has a good number of pockets, including one for wet items.

Adobe Creative Cloud

There are a lot of newer design software products that have shown up recently. However, Adobe is still the design standard when it comes to Graphic Design. I have been using Adobe since 2006 and will continue to use them. There are things you just can’t do with newer or less complex programs.

Take a look at the new Art & Design Resources and Travel Resources pages. In the future, you can always get to these resource pages by clicking “Helpful Resources” on the top menu of my site.