Where on earth do you find your images?

[Teeisme]

WOW - score!!

[Ms. Rosie]

What a great find Wignatz!

[PaperBag]

yeah! that's a great site!

[wignatz]

Glad you like it! 

[MunLtStmpr]

I carve my own rubber stamps, but can't draw worth much, so I'm always looking for  images I can use.  Here are some of the sites I use:
http://www.swsbm.com/homepage           (botanicals)
http://gimp-savvy.com/PHOTO-ARCHIVE    (this site includes awsome NASA images)
http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Island/6801/mark/marks.html   (flowers photos)
http://servercc.oakton.edu/~jdmerced/free.htm    (this site will take DAYS to go through!)
http://www.free-stockphotos.com/
http://www.imageafter.com/    (includes textures)
http://www.morguefile.com/    (photographs)
http://www.art-e-zine.co.uk/vintageresources.html     (vintage images)

and now all of you know what I do when I can't sleep...
Wignatz, thanks for that great link.
Maimun

[Darkest_Faerie]

There's gotta be a secret that I dont know about!

I totally feel the same way!

[craftsbian]

Thank you all for your great links!

[maps]

Besides all the ways that everyone has already listed, I also try to hit the library sales.  They usually happen once a year to get rid of decrepit/unwanted books and benefit the library system.  This year I think I got a box of books for about 6 dollars.  I got, among others, an old, pictoral, Betty Crocker cookbook, an old Gray's Anatomy, a very thick Japanese magazine, an old medical encyclopedia, and of course books for me to read, and books for my daughter.  Not bad!    Since I only make things for myself or as gifts, I don't worry about copyright issues.

[Katxena]

There's a Catholic church in my town that has a HUGE rummage sale every year, and they sell books and magazines for very cheap (so cheap I can't even remember how cheap -- like 5-cents each or something like that).  I live in a very diverse community, so there's always lots of foreign language publications.  You might keep an eye out for something similar.

[artzyfartzy]

I found a flickr group called "collage images" is a great resource with like 5000 images!!!

http://www.flickr.com/groups/collageimages/pool/page5/