Earlier this week, I was texture hunting and I was lucky to find a few containers, which contained decaying industrial machines. I spent approx. 15 minutes shooting as much pictures from every possible angle, because normally it is very hard to find good rust textures in my area. You can see the results of that session below – a colorful collection of 9 rust textures. Let me know, what you think of those.
From now on, you can now also follow highresolutiontextures.com on twitter. I found out yesterday that it is a brilliant networking tool. So, if you want to connect with me on twitter, here is the link to my profile.
Credit for the twitter icon on the left goes to wefunction.com.
In this post I would like to thank a few people for sending lots of traffic my way in the last few weeks.
Fabio is one of the guys behind design collective abduzeedo and also one the main contributors over at psdtuts.com. His photoshop tutorials are always top-notch! I was lucky enough to be included in their post Best of week #26.
Here is number 3 in the series of stone texture packs. This collection contains 10 high quality shots with a resolution of 3888 x 2592 pixels. A zip file with all pictures can be found at the end of this post.
In case you missed the first 2 stone texture packs, you can find them here: stone texture pack 1, stone texture pack 2.
One cannot have enough friends, whether it be online or offline. That is why I want to encourage you to get in contact with me through one of the following channels. It would be nice, if you could befriend me on one or more of these social media platforms, so we can share some quality content in the future. Feel free to leave your own profile details in the comments, if you want other readers to add you as a friend as well.
This is a free texture pack with images from markers for hiking trails, which we came across in the Austrian alps. All pictures were taken by my lovely girlfriend Antje, who saw the first marker and immediately wanted to make a whole series of pictures. And I am glad she did, because that material is perfectly suited for this blog. So here they are, 6 great photos of stone, rocks and bark with the Austrian flag painted on. Many thanks to Antje for contributing these pictures! As always, a .zip file is available at the end of the post.
