Old stuff are great. I didn't know keyboards back then were real heavy. The keys even had that nice clicking sound to it. Anyway, the keyboard I found was really dirty and I thought it even had a nice grunge effect. So, I decided to take some pictures and make some brushes out of it.
Here's a texture pack of 5 high resolution images of cracked and chipped paint. These are great for adding grungy or weathered effects. Hope you like them. Enjoy!
Another brush set here! This is a pretty fun set. It has 6 brushes you can use for crosshatching, shading and other special effects.
The last three brushes in this pack were taken from a piece of fabric. Aside from using it for cloth texture, you can use them for crosshatching as well.
Just experiment and have fun with it! As you will see below, they look pretty good for lettering too. Well, hope you like this set. Enjoy!
Hello!! How are you doing? Man it's been a while since I last posted.. and I just realized that I haven't really thanked you but yeah, I just want to say thanks for all the support you guys! For sharing my links and for buying my stuff. THANKS A BUNCH!
Aaand here's a new brush set! Yes its another grunge-ish pack but the effect is really awesome so I thought this is worth sharing.
I'm back with a new brush set! These brushes give a really great grunge effect mixed with urban decay or perhaps a post-apocalyptic feel to it.
Most of these brushes were taken from rusty metal pieces and old computer parts so you can use it also for tech effects. The original brushes are enough for you to achieve a grunge effect but I also included customized versions which amps up the dirt, grunge and post-apocalyptic style. I guess these are best used for backgrounds or accents.
It's been a while since I last posted so I hope you guys enjoy this free brush pack. Enjoy!
For a couple of times, I've been asked to print huge pictures using a regular home printer so that I would first have to split the photo into parts. At first I thought it was going to be simple but then I realized that I need to consider an overlap in each of the sections so that they can be glued together.
So in this tutorial, I'll share the steps I took in using Photoshop to split an image into multiple pages (layers) such that each of the sections will have an overlap for you to easily put your poster together.
