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Free Texture Friday – Blue Rusted Metal
This week’s set features 5 rusted metal textures with peeling blue paint and plenty of rusty spots. These are actually from the same metallic scrap container that brought you Red Rusted Metal Texture Pack back in July. However, the blue color of the metal surface has been toned down a bit just to create a…
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Free Texture Friday – Rotten Wood 4
This week’s set of free Rotten Wood Textures originates from the local shipyard where I found this wooden hatch from an old boat that has been rotting away for years. It’s been soaked in oil which explains the black color, and with some rusty nails which add to the grungy look, they are just perfect…
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Free Texture Friday – Beautiful Rust
This brand new set of rusty colorful and vivid metal textures is the perfect way to end this work week. At the local shipyard there is no shortage of old rusty metal surfaces that have been laying around for years, oxidizing and weathering in Iceland’s salty and windy environment. I happened to stumble upon this…
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Free Texture Friday – Gray Cracked Concrete
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: “Concrete textures are extremely useful for all web- and graphic designers”. Today I’m sharing a new set of high resolution cracked and weathered concrete textures. These are from my latest batch from the local shipyard where I found this old and worn wall with cement rendering…
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Free Texture Friday – Red Rusted Metal
I went on one of my texture-walks earlier this week looking for something different I could photograph and turn into awesome freebies. I decided to check out the local shipyard since I always find something interesting to shoot there, whether it’s concrete, wood or metal. There’s an abundance of old boats and rusty junk laying…
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Free Texture Friday – Grunge Painted Concrete
Concrete textures are extremely useful if you are a web designer, graphic designer or a photographer. They can be used to create backgrounds, add texture to certain elements and as overlays to create a vintage and worn-out effect. If you are new to textures, you should know that you can use Photoshop to add textures…
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Free Texture Friday – Vintage Sheets
We already have an impressive collection of vintage paper textures which we’ve been posting for the past few years. Today’s set of paper textures were pulled from early 19th century books and have this subtle vintage feeling to them. It’s always interesting when they have handwritten notes as a couple of them do, as it…
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Free Texture Friday – Moldy Grunge Wall
I love finding textures in old and dark abandoned buildings and locations which are not so easy to find around where I live in Iceland. Sometimes I have to travel a bit, but that just makes it more fun, scouting for old and worn down places where I can photograph good and usable textures. Today…
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Free Texture Friday – Peeling Grunge Wall
If you’re a regular FTF downloader here at the Stockvault blog you’d know that my speciality is concrete, stone and all things grunge. Knowing that, then it’s no surprise that for this week I’m sharing a solid set of grunge concrete textures that should make any designer happy to use. They’re actually from the same…
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Free Texture Friday – Old Blue Concrete
Today I have got a really cool set of concrete textures to share with you. My favorite thing about old concrete walls are all those tiny details and cracks, and sometimes, like in this case, a very faint and peeled paint residue. These kind of textures are really perfect in creating grunge effects, or just…
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Free Texture Friday – Charcoaled Wood
I must admit that sometimes I have difficulty finding textures to post other than concrete walls. But luckily I sometimes wander upon something else like wood or plastic. As for this week I introduce something that I haven’t posted much of before, burned and charcoaled wood textures. Remember that navy base I’ve been posting textures…
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Free Texture Friday – Rough Concrete Wall
On my trips when I go out and look for places to photograph new textures, I find myself constantly ending up against grunge concrete walls inside old abandoned and dirty buildings. I guess it’s because there are plenty of these around where I live, and I don’t have the free time to drive that far…
