Stocksy

Stocksy

Photography

Victoria, British Columbia 3,380 followers

Visual media licensing, curated with intention. Founded and run by creatives. Get the curated treatment.

About us

Stocksy is an artist-owned stock media agency specializing in relevant, royalty-free visuals from world-class talent. We level up industry standards through an intentionally curated collection, platform, and community, paying artists properly and providing the pathways that turn creative ideas into standout projects. Take your work to the next level.

Website
http://www.stocksy.com
Industry
Photography
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Victoria, British Columbia
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2012
Specialties
Stock Photography, Royalty Free Licensing, and Videography

Locations

  • Primary

    318 - 560 Johnson Street

    Victoria, British Columbia V8W 3C6, CA

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Employees at Stocksy

Updates

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    3,380 followers

    Best of Photo – 2024 in Focus Discover the images that defined this year, from raw, authentic expressions to evocative and conceptual visuals. Hand-picked by our curators, these stills showcase some of the greatest work from Stocksy’s global community of photographers. ✨ Explore the Best of Photo collection: https://lnkd.in/gzegAntN Credits: Ingrid Bertens, Ulas&Merve, Felix Chacon, Serena Burroughs, Rachel Schmidt, Javier Díez, Irina Bo, Brittney Christie, Laurel Creative Studio, AJ SCHOKORA, Azamat Mukanov, koganami studio, Kema Food Culture, AudShule, Ivanya Andrianov, Leire Cavia, Bonnin Studio, Natalia Mishina

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    3,380 followers

    Creative Boom shared their take on our 2025 Visual Insights Report, and we’re excited to see the conversation unfolding. If you haven’t explored it yet, get ahead and access The Great Unconformity: A tectonic shift in culture and aesthetics predicted for 2025

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    135,160 followers

    Want a glimpse of the future of visual media? 👀 The creative industries seem to be changing faster than ever right now. So, if you're wondering where things are heading, it's always good to get an expert overview. That's why we're excited to see Stocksy unveil its 2025 Visual Insights Report—an essential toolkit for creatives seeking to align their work with emerging cultural trends. In case you didn't know, Stocksy is an artist-owned stock media agency specialising in culturally relevant, progressive visuals that elevate media standards. As a creative cooperative, it prioritises fair pay for artists and serves leading brands with a hand-curated collection that reflects contemporary culture. As such, they're in the perfect place to get a global, bird's-eye view of emerging visual trends. And the 2025 Visual Insights Report is a culmination of Stocky's deep understanding of the cultural undercurrents shaping today's visual media. This year's report delves into five core themes that will define the visual media landscape in the year ahead. Read on as we delve into each of them in turn: https://lnkd.in/ebug7weE #creativeindustries #creativeinsights #creativeinspiration #graphicdesign #branding #design #visualcommunications #inassociationwith #creativeboom

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    3,380 followers

    Our Visual Insights Webinar was a huge success, thanks to incredible speakers like Shane Ginsberg, Chief Brand Officer at Mach49 🙌 In this snippet, Shane unpacks the true meaning of authenticity and why a word we’re all a little too familiar with still holds so much relevance. When stripped back to its true meaning, it’s clear why creatives are rejecting polished perfection for raw emotion, the beauty of imperfection, and—yes—authenticity. Want to learn more about the trends shaping creative industries? Download the Visual Insights 2025 Report for more on "Bad Form" and other key insights. Download now https://lnkd.in/gTTXHWek

  • We're thrilled to share our interview with It's Nice That, where Stocksy's Creative Director Genevieve Ross unpacks our Visual Insights Report: the movements and sociocultural shifts influencing the next era of visual media and creative storytelling. From the raw authenticity of Bad Form to the timeless elegance of Old Soul Energy, this report is more than a trend forecast—it's a celebration of human creativity, cultural nuance, and the imperfect beauty that algorithms can’t replicate. Highlights include: 🕶 Bad Form: Lo-fi aesthetics and amateur techniques as powerful narratives ✨ Down Key Shift: Soothing, introspective tones for a chaotic world 💅 Old Soul Energy: Craftsmanship meets contemporary luxury 🍌 Food-onomics: Food as identity, creativity, and culture 🌤 An Imperfect Life: Finding joy and connection in everydayness Dive into the future of creativity and gain insights to shape more resonant work:

  • Flawed. Awkward. Unapologetically real. Bad Form is one of five trends featured in this year’s Stocksy Visual Insights Report. It’s all about: ▪️ Wide angles that distort and surprise ▪️ Lo-fi production tools that embrace imperfection ▪️ Compositions that tell raw, intimate stories This trend challenges everything we thought we knew about “good art and design.” It’s messy, unconventional, and exactly what the creative world needs. Swipe through to see how Bad Form is breaking the rules—and download the full report to explore four other insights shaping the future of creativity. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gTTXHWek

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  • Introducing Bad Form, one of five aesthetic and cultural reflections in this year's Stocksy Visual Insights Report. This trend celebrates work that breaks the rules—rejecting perfection and embracing the awkward, the unconventional, and the unpolished. From lo-fi tools to unusual perspectives, creators are finding beauty in flaws and authenticity in imperfection. Curious about the other trends shaping the creative landscape? Download the full report to explore all five insights, including Bad Form, and discover how they're redefining modern creativity. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gTTXHWek

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  • The Great Unconformity is here. As we approach 2025, we’re witnessing a seismic shift in culture and aesthetics. Our Visual Insights report maps the five key visual movements defining tomorrow’s creative landscape, offering actionable insights for brands and creatives. 🔑 Key insights include: 1️⃣ Bad Form: The beauty of breaking the rules. 2️⃣ Down-Key Shift: A softer, more introspective lens. 3️⃣ Old Soul Energy: Modern interpretations of timeless craft. 4️⃣ Food-onomics: Food as culture, connection, and artistry. 5️⃣ An Imperfect Life: Celebrating raw, real, and relatable moments. More than trends—these insights are tools for sharpening your creative edge. 👉 Download the full report and step into the future of visual storytelling: https://lnkd.in/gXFZaFAu

  • Our Creative Director, Genevieve Ross kicks off Association of Registered Graphic Designers (RGD) DesignThinkers tomorrow, hosting the morning roundtable. Learn how to future-proof your career in the rapidly evolving world of creativity and design. Touching on the rising significance of ethical and sustainable practices, it should prove to be a meaty conversation. Join Genevieve and share your thoughts on how creative skills and media will evolve with the changing tide. In-person and virtual tickets are available at designthinkers.com #rgdDT #GraphicDesign

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