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Today I have some grungy starburst textures for your downloading pleasure. I’m sure starbursts are not an unfamiliar concept to most of you, but I put a little “weathered” feel to these. Hope you enjoy them :)
I’m a day late, but I had trouble writing my own javascript for these textures. I thought I’d change things up a bit and make some vector textures. To generate these textures, I used an Illustrator plugin called Scriptographer. These are 5 vector grunge textures I created using scriptographer and Illustrator. I would share the script, but I’m not done with it yet. I have to figure out how to remove about 1000 empty layers first. Anyway, I like having this ability because I make fonts every once in a while and the ability to generate random shapes and subtract them form the letters will come in handy for making distressed fonts. These can also easily be converted to Photoshop brushes for easy stamping. I hope you guys like them!
This week I’ve got some more retro wallpaper textures for everyone. These are some really old pieces of wallpaper from a friends warehouse. These would be nice to add something extra to an already neat background. (You can click on the images and get the full size ones from Flickr)
I know it’s a little late in the evening, but for this week’s Free Texture Tuesday, I have another grab bag. The fabric texture is actually a scarf that I crocheted myself, believe it or not! There are also a couple really nice black and white wood textures. Hope you guys like them. (You can click on the images and get the full size ones from Flickr)
For today, I’ve got some more cardboard textures. I’ve been ordering a lot of stuff from ebay lately, so I have cardboard laying around everywhere at the moment. Here are 5 cardboard textures for this weeks Free Texture Tuesday. (You can click on the images and get the full size ones from Flickr)
This week I’ve got some more stains! These 5 images are stained concrete taken in a garage. (You can click on the images and get the full size ones from Flickr)
For this week, I’ve got some retro wallpaper textures with a twist. I took pictures of some vintage wallpaper designs, inverted them and rendered difference clouds, then applied a small amount of lighting. These would probably work nicely as a low opacity overlay to add a little more texture to a background that already exists but needs a little more spice. Hope you put them to good use. (You can click on the images and get the full size ones from Flickr)
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