36 Cool Free Textures
Internet it's the best resource for everything you might look for. Looking for Photoshop brushes? You got it. Cool pictures? Sure! What about textures? That's also easy!
Jasen Robillard has selected 36 great textures on Flickr, all with Creative Commons licenses and created a reference mosaic with the chosen textures. You may visit his blog clicking here. All these are pretty awesome! Enjoy!
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Sweet stuff! Thanks!
good pictures
thanks...
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Cool!
Nice to see my textures on a site like this (flickr.com/wheatfields). Hope that they come in handy for any other designers who want to find 'that background texture' that makes their project zing!
C ya
Christian
great textures.
OMG!!! THOSE ARE AMAZING!
very interesting texture, thanls for shring
Great list, these will certainly come in handy - you got my bookmark!
You really have some excellent textures, and the other posts I saw had some sweet tutorials. You really do a great job; an armature like me is blessed by this site!
awesome dude
thanks Bro!
Thanks a lot for sharing! Great textures!
that's a great idea. show us what can be done in photoshop with these textures.
Sounds nice! :D
Great ! Thank's a lot ! Your page rulezzzzzz
very cool blog, keep it up
Fabio your are great.. Thanks for your blog!!
Thank you. It will be very useful to me.
I am french and I often just take a look.
I joined Iawless, this blog is super and the tutorials very interesting.
Good luck
Thanks a lot for the comments and I will write a tutorial showing how to use some of those cool textures....
These are some seriously cool textures. I read your blog everytime it's updated, and I think I should know better, but how in the world can I use these textures to make cool stuff?
I never use textures in Photoshop. Any chance you could do a tutorial on how to implement these into a design?
Maybe a candidate for the "request a tutorial" feature?
Great blog! I've picked up a lot of useful tips.
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