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I've been doing so much painting. I had to upload these in two separate drops bc there's too many for kofi to handle π
30 new hand-painted textures! Free for anyone who wants to use em in some art, or who just wants to look at some pretty stuff. Good for whatever weird art you wanna make.
You can grab this set here. I'll reblog with a link to and examples of the other set momentarily.
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Texture is an essential element in design that refers to the distinct visual and tactile characteristics of a surface. It can be described as the feel, appearance, or consistency of a material, and it plays a crucial role in creating a sense of depth and dimension in design. Texture can be added to designs in various ways, including through the use of images, patterns, and materials. The use of texture can significantly impact the overall look and feel of a design, making it an essential consideration for designers. The importance of texture in design cannot be overstated. Texture can add depth, interest, and realism to a design, making it more visually appealing and engaging. It can also help to communicate information about the material or surface being depicted, such as its hardness, softness, or roughness. Textures can also be used to create contrast, balance, and harmony within a design, making it an essential tool for achieving a cohesive and well-designed final product. LotPixel.com is a valuable resource for designers seeking high-quality free textures. The website offers a vast library of textures in various resolutions, including 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, and 16k. The textures available on LotPixel.com cover a wide range of materials, including asphalt, brick, concrete, fabric, metal, and marble texture. The site also offers PBR textures created using advanced photogrammetry techniques, ensuring a seamless and realistic texture for design projects. By incorporating these free texture into their designs, designers can save time and money while still achieving high-quality and visually appealing results.
Today's free* photo is the texture on the stucco wall of my local food bank.
Photo by Xer S. Rowan, Creative Commons Attribution license
*This image is free to use, as long as you properly credit the photographer (me). For information about my free photo project, the license terms, and where to freely download high resolution versions, visit linktr.ee/DoingItForTheExposure.
On my Blog: How I edited this image in Luminar Neo + two free textures -- WINTER EDIT WITH TEXTURE OVERLAYS

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Sometimes you sacrifice an hour to make a cool backdrop for making blueprints.... For tiny tiny houses.
Free to use without credit.
hey there, i've been working on an art piece using these paper scans from "paperpalooza," but i saved the file ages ago and i just wanted to make sure i can properly give credit where credit is due lol. that was you, right? those are such excellent scans :]
Yes, I am the scanner!
Please send me what you make with them!
And for those curious, please check out paperpalooza, it is a bunch of super high quality paper scans for you to use with whatever!