Free Texture Tuesday

Originally, I was going to do some grass textures this week to help usher in Spring. Then I realized that there just isn’t that much grass around here this early in the year so I though I’d take the idea in the opposite direction. Hopefully we can get to the grass textures soon, but in…

For this weeks textures I tried something new: mixing and layering several individual textures together in Photoshop to achieve a certain feel. It’s something I’ve tried previously in a project called Nebulae Grunge, and I’m pretty happy with the results, what do you guys think? Next week I’ll get back to filling requests though, so…

A couple of weeks ago Gene requested that I do some liquid textures, and seeing as this is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time… I decided to try my hand at it. The other day I was thinking about how there needs to be more “colorful” textures out there, so I’m pretty…

Thanks to everyone who gave me texture ideas on last weeks post, I appreciate it! Today I’m fulfilling one of those requests: leather textures. Just last week I found myself searching for a good leather texture for a project of mine and I realized how hard they are to find on the internet. Hopefully you…

Last Texture Tuesday I got a comment asking for some fabric textures. Well, ask and you shall receive. Which gave me an idea: I’ll be taking requests this week, so just leave a comment mentioning any sort of textures you’d like to see covered in future Texture Tuesdays and I’ll try to do as many…

Free Texture Tuesday Rocks! (sorry, I couldn’t help myself after all the witty comments last week) Today I’m sharing some textures featuring small rocks and pebbles that would work perfect for 3D architectural renderings, among other things. If you like these also check out the previous stone and rock texture packs. Preview About The Author:…

Here’s an interesting fact: each year, Americans spill over 9 million gallons of gasoline, which is the equivalent of an oil supertanker. I’ve captured about a quart of that gasoline for the textures today. This oil may not have been used to power a car, but perhaps you can offer it some redemption by finding…

Ahhh stone textures, the staple of every good texture diet. Layer them, tile them, map them, they are as versatile as can be. Hopefully you can find some good uses for the ones below. Enjoy! Preview About The Author: Caleb Kimbrough is the man behind LostAndTaken.com, a blog solely focused on giving away free high-res…

There’s not a whole lot to say about cardboard textures, so here are some links to websites that utilize cardboard in their design: Helmy Bern, Carbonica, and Clemente. Hopefully you can find some rad uses for these cardboard textures as well. Enjoy! Preview   About The Author:   Caleb Kimbrough is the man behind LostAndTaken.com,…