This set contains 14 high resolution grunge texture brush presets at over 4000x3000px in size. Very generous freebie!
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Tag: texture
Look What I Found: Grunge Gradient Textures
In this wonderful set you’ll get 50 big (2048 x 2048 px) grunge gradient textures free for personal and commercial projects. Very generous and useful freebie!
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Look What I Found: Free Poster Mockup PSD
I was more than pleasantly surprised when I found this poster mockup – all you need for presenting your work is in this one PSD file. It’s 2000 x 2000 pixels in height and width, extremely well organized in color coordinated layers which contain all wonders of this world: frames of different sizes, different kinds of backgrounds and shadows, some desk items like a cup of coffee, magnets, push pins, strings, clips and some other things, making your mockup a playground of options.
And it is entirely free for personal and commercial use! I highly recommend!
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Tutorial Time: Make A Glitter Texture In Photoshop
Extremely simple and quick way to make your very own glitter textures in Photoshop!
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You can find it here:
Make a Glitter Texture in Photoshop
Goodies: Distressed Marker Brushes
This week’s freebie is a set of 10 high resolution distressed marker brushes for Photoshop. They range from 2350-3012 pixels large.
Distressed Marker Photoshop Brushes are FREE for personal and commercial use. Comments and credits are always greatly appreciated. To download just click the download button.
Enjoy!
Look What I Found: Free Hand Drawn Wood Textures
These wood textures are going to be very useful for that autumn-inspired vintage designs. And they are royalty free for use in both personal and commercial projects.
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Look What I Found: Free Watercolor Textures
You simply cannot have enough watercolor textures and these are really gorgeous. Their size varies, but they are all pretty big (above 1200 pixels in height and width at least).
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Watercolor Texture #2 | Watercolor Texture #12 | Watercolor Texture #13 | Watercolor Texture #3
Goodies: Big Paper Textures
I know that there are so many wonderful and free paper textures all around the Internet, but one morning I woke up and wanted to make my very own :) This pack consists of 3 big textures (3888 px x 5184 px), so they could be easily used in larger designs.
PHOTOSHOP QUICK TIP: For adding paper texture to your image, layer blend modes are your best friends – especially Multiply and Overlay. Put the paper texture on top of your image layer and play around for the best result.
Big Paper Textures are FREE for personal and commercial use. Comments and credits are always greatly appreciated. To download just click the download button.
Enjoy!
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Info:
Fonts:
Bebas Neue
Kenyan Coffee
Image:
Legs Window Car Dirt Road Relax Woman Nature
Texture:
Grungy paper texture v.4
Tutorial Time: Make Your Own Silver Metallic Texture In Photoshop
In a few simple steps make your own silver metallic texture from scratch. Let’s begin!
(For a larger view click on the images.)
1. Create a new document. Mine was 2000×2000 pixels. Unlock the Background layer by double clicking on it, name it Silver Texture and fill it with color grey #777777.
2. Convert the Silver Texture layer into Smart Object by right clicking on it and choosing Convert to Smart Object. We are doing that so we can go back and tune our values after applying Smart Filters.
3. Now we are going to apply some Smart Filters. Go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise… (Amount 15%, Distribution Uniform) Now we are going to apply the second filter – go to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur (Angle 0, Distance 130 Pixels).
4. Now we just need to add some light. Go to Layer > New Fill Layer > Gradient… Name that new gradient layer Light. By double clicking on Gradient Box open Gradient Editor and adjust gradient values according to the image below. On the Gradient Fill window don’t forget to set Style to Linear and Angle to 0.
5. Put that Light layer to Overlay and that’s it! You have your own metallic silver texture.
As you can probably see, the edges of that image are not the very best, so I would suggest to just trim them with the Crop Tool (C).
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