I spent the last few hours playing around in Photoshop with all the new textures I shot last week. This is one of the most enjoyable times for me as a "texture maker". I just love combining textures and crafting a cool final product. I hope you guys find some good use for them!
Click on the textures below to download the high-res version or download them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
I've got a swell set of scratched and scraped textures for you guys today. Many of these textures came from old pots and pans from the restaurant that my mother owns (she makes the best cherry pie in the world). Hopefully you guys can find some rad uses for these textures, please let me know if you do!
I just wanted to take a second and thank everyone who has donated to Lost and Taken for the month of July. I really do appreciate it and it helps me out more than you could know. So thanks a bunch guys, you all rock so much!
Click on the textures below to download the high-res version or download them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
Sorry for flooding your rss inboxes this week guys, but now that summer is in full swing I have some extra time on my hands to make textures. I guess that's not such a bad thing, huh?
These textures follow along the lines of several other recent sets I've posted; they are subtle and can be used when you only need to add a hint of texture to your designs or photographs. These ones are purely photographic textures though, no fancy Photoshop work done here. I think they'd be a good addition to any designer's texture arsenal.
I'm working on some big changes to Lost and Taken behind the scenes and let's just say that I'm really excited for the next couple of months. I have lots in store for you! I'll leak more details in the not-too-distant future.
Click on the textures below to download the high-res version or download them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
In the real world the color orange is often used to gain and maintain peoples attention, whether it be in construction road signs, orange distress flags for boats, or the fake tan on your mother-in-law. This concept can also be carried over into web and graphic design. So if you're working on a striking design, why not try and incorporate one of these bold orange textures?
Click on the textures below to download the high-res version or download them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
I've got a unique set of rock and concrete textures for you guys today. Some of them have a very grungy feel to them while others are more natural, so hopefully you can find varied uses for them in your designs.
Click on the textures below to download the high-res version or download them all in a zip file at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
Caleb Kimbrough