Today I have a set of chipped green paint on wood that are really detailed and grungy. I hope you can use them for something cool. As before, they are free for personal and commercial usage. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (37.4Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Old Painted Wood Free Texture Friday - Old Blue Wood Free Texture Friday - Wooden Chips 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Rust 3 Free Texture Friday - Misc Wood

Australia often makes the list of the most beautiful countries on Earth (along with its neighbor, New Zealand). The beauty between the tropical rainforests, beautiful coast and coral reefs, and desert provides a lot of diversity of life and terrain, and there is plenty of urban development in cities that provides even more contrast. Australia can also be dangerous, with a huge number of venemous and poisonous creatures, not to mention sharks and other predators, and the wildlife that exists there is almost complete unique. For photographers, if they can brave the occasionally treacherous terrain and find the perfect spot, Australia can hold true wonders: Sydney harbour By Giovanni Casini Where are you. By Peter Stahl Lightning By Supakorn Somprouks Brisbane City of Light By Steven Fudge A Climb above the Sails By Renee Doyle Sydney Harbour Bridge By Kirti Casie Chetty Pink City By Atle Goutbeek Sydney Opera House By Rob Cherry Sydney Silhouette By Bart Brouwer Sydney By Robert Fudali Sydney Opera House backhouse By dougi Sydney By Anton Chekalin Sy CBD under bridge milsons sunset By Taras Vyshnya Kuala Bear By Vibhor Chhabra kangaroo By Prashant Budhathoki Give me a kiss, Mummy! By Bill Lee Kangaroo By Remy Gamet Spirit of Australia By Chris Macca Chillin Kangaroo By Thibault B Mum And Bub cute By David Reno Wedge-tailed Eagle preys on kangaroo By Pierre Etienne Melet Look at my eyes By Steven Dimitrov Watcha looking at mate? By Robin Kamp Koala By Mikhail Trubetskov kangaroo.j By Arno Kohlem Kangaroo and Joey By Chris Kelly Australia Country road in Australia By Dirk R Little kangaroo By Stefania Loriga Pair of Koalas in Victoria, Australia By Rob Cicchetti ‘Roo Sign By Gareth Griffiths Related Posts 30 Photographs with Rings Eclipse Photography: Obscured Sun and Moon in Photographs 30 Adorable Photographs of Pets (and Their Owners) 30 Uses of Blur in Photographs 30 Photographs of Arches Around the World

When working in design, you’ll often be asked to create something new, that is outside your traditional workflow or comfort zone. And even in your traditional workflow, a project may require a special element. Most designers have a specific niche, but it’s hard to master both designing patterns, creating hand drawn illustrations, and taking photographs for high quality textures. Therefore, having an arsenal of useful resources at hand can be the difference between completing a project easily and on time, and delays and painful learning curves. You’ll find some high quality illustrations, textures and patterns that you can download for free that will help you develop this set of resources. Doodles Illustration Hand Drawn Arrows Illustration Flower and Leaf Illustration Painted Wood Textures Pixel Patterns Winter/Spring Textures Concrete Textures Blurred Background Images Low Poly Polygon Textures Chevron Patterns Related Posts Instructive Adobe Illustrator Poster Tutorials Latest and Greatest Adobe Illustrator Vector Creation Tutorials Illustrator Tutorials for Text Effects Quality Web Designs That Use Textures Illustrator Icon Design Tutorials

Today we have a set of subtle vintage paper textures that you can use as backgrounds and overlays. As before, they are free for personal and commercial use. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (12.8Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 9 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 10 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 8 Free Texture Friday - Watercolor Paper Free Texture Friday - Vintage Book 3

There are many ancient ruins around the world, from different societies including the Egyptians, Chinese, Mayans, Romans, Greeks, Muslims, Jews, Aztecs and more. In some cases, the ruins are isolated, in other places, modern cities have grown up around them. Each location and society has their own type of ruins. In Rome, the Roman columns are notable, whereas the Mayans and Egyptians each had pyramids. For photographers and tourists alike, ruins of ancient societies have great allure because of their beauty, uniqueness, and nostalgia: Castlerigg Stone Circle By Chris Fletcher The traveller By Marquicio Pagola Machu Picchu By Cesar March Temple of Juno (Hera) By Yair Karelic Ancient City By Single Step Photography Say cheese! By Marquicio Pagola corfe castle By Ollie Taylor The Roman Forum By Angelo Farraris Petra By Davide Marzotto Machu Picchu By Anthony Reda Plaosan Temple in Java Indonesia By Pocholo Calapre Zelve Open Air Museum By Luis Beraldo Pyramids By Arvind Balaraman Abandoned Castle Ruins in the Forest By Ales Krivec my Stonehenge photo By Angelo Ferraris The Machu Picchu Guard Tower By Matt Wade Colosseum By Stefan Nielsen Ancient ruins By Davide Lopresti The Castle at Rocca Calascio at Sunrise. By Hans Kruse Ancient Ruins Landscape By Teemu Tretjakov Pyramids By Arvind Balaraman Machu Picchu from Above By Csilla Zelko The Colosseum By Enrique Bpsquet Ruins By Len Saltiel The old Castle at Rocca Calascio By Hans Kruse Ancient fish industry By Michele Ponzio Machu Picchu Sunrise By Roberto Requejo Chichen Itza Temple By Will Smith Avenue of the dead By Rafal Kubiak Travel in Time By Igor Levkovsky Related Posts 30 Marvelous Photographs of Egypt 30 Photographs with Rings Eclipse Photography: Obscured Sun and Moon in Photographs Natural Wonders of the World in Photographs 30 Adorable Photographs of Pets (and Their Owners)

Wood has a natural beauty to it, and has long been a construction material for humans. Wood often has a vintage, rustic, older and sometimes more sophisticated feeling to it than steel, aluminum or plastic. However, these days, most tech gadgets are made from aluminum and plastic, because it’s easier to manufacture and handles electricity and heat better. However, the beauty of wood is still recognized, and there are gadgets created for tech items that use wood. Here’s some of the coolest gadgets and accessories for tech gear that’s designed out of wood. Wooden XBOX360 Controller Wooden Beats Headphones Wooden iPhone Case Wood iPhone Drop Spot Wooden Macbook Case Wooden USB Stick Wood LED Clock Wood iPad Stand Lazerwood Keys for Macbook Pro Wooden Tactile Keyword Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Rotten Wood Free Texture Friday - Wooden Boards Free Texture Friday - Wooden Chips 2 Free Texture Friday - Old B&W Wood

Today we have a set of watercolor paper textures that you can use for your upcoming projects. These will serve great as backgrounds and overlays for your designs. As before, you can download a free zip file via copy.com and use the textures for your personal and commercial projects. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (20.5Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 9 Free Texture Friday - Subtle Vintage Paper Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 10 Free Texture Friday - Color Stained Paper 4 Free Texture Friday - Smoke

In the northern hemisphere, winter is fast approaching, and with it will come colder temperatures, snow, icy roads and shorter daylight hours. For some, this is a season of joy, including snowmen, sledding, skiing and more. For others, it means shoveling snow and trudging through the cold. Winter has a profound impact on the environment, as it causes the polar ice region to freeze more, it can freeze the ground and potentially kill crops, and freezes lakes and rivers. Frozen lakes and rivers can be dangerous, as the ice isn’t always solid, but it can be fun for ice fishing and also looks beautiful for photographers: Winter wonderland By Erika Pesik Foggy sunrise on the bank of winter wood lake By Vitalii Verevkin The frozen winter lake in wood under snow By Vitalii Verevkin Fishers By Yuri Shlerin Frozen Mirror By Andrew Floyd Isles & Glaciers By Adam Foster Long wait By Pekka Hyytinen Lake Michigan Iceberg By Jeff Goldberg winter evenings By Marcel Dykiert Big Almaty lake on december. Water, ice, mountains and snow. By Roman Barelko Frosty Evening By Alexey Trofimov Peyto Lake in Winter By Dan Skahan Alaskan Winter Landscape By Patrick Davis Trapped By Claire Kvalheim Kieffer The Bend By James Wheeler Cold winter reflections By Billijs Locs Destination Uzury By Alexey Kharitonov Extreme travel on Baikal ice By Olga Galkina frozen lake By Cristian Andreescu Frozen Lake By Rick Wezenaar Ice Floats By Tony Reidsma Charm of winter By Marco Barone Frozen B¯rgefjell By Roberto Sysa Moiola Frozen Land By Simone Miotto Frozen Paradise By Rainer Mirau Frozen Beauty By Christoph Fischer Frozen Colossus By Daniel F Frozen Morning By Samuel FERON Frozen Sun By puma100(Tatyana) Frozen Lake By Nicola Giaretta Related Posts 30 Deep and Wondrous Cave Photos 30 Photographs with Rings Eclipse Photography: Obscured Sun and Moon in Photographs 30 Uses of Blur in Photographs 30 Adorable Photographs of Pets (and Their Owners)

As a creative agency, it’s important to show off your creativity, obviously. Even if your creative focus is in advertising, print media, or communications, clients expect that the creativity will be obvious in all parts of the agency’s identity. One of the ways to show some creativity is with animations. Using flash, or more frequently now, HTML5 and CSS3 and Javascript, it’s possible to create some fun and clever animated sequences in a design. Let’s look at some animated agency websites that have animations you should see: Mondo Robot Mighty Nice Activation Nodeplus We Are Royale Neon Roots Lavagraphics Totem Advertising RC Communications Glitch TeamGeek Related Posts Creative Websites with Horizontal Layouts and Navigation Love is in the Logo: 10 Inspiring Examples Deliciously Designed Food Websites Web Designs for Musicians and Music That Come to Life Imaginative Game Concept Artworks

Hey guys! We have a new set of grunge painted wood textures that are from and old worn out fishing boat. If you want to download the first set, you can view it here. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (55.6Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Grunge Painted Wood Free Texture Friday - B&W Grunge Wood Free Texture Friday - Old Painted Wood Free Texture Friday - Colorful Grunge Wood Free Texture Friday - Old Blue Wood