 - Harriet Feagin  Contact Harriet Feagin Harriet Feagin's Gallery |
Textures Hi, I want to find some colorful textures such as pastel oils or watercolors. Does anyone know a good source? Thanks!
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Tiia Vissak |
Have you tried Gimp (freeware from www.gimp.org)? It also has texture-like effects and a lot more. Also, you can create and blend your own textures with photos.
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- Harriet Feagin Contact Harriet Feagin Harriet Feagin's Gallery |
Thanks. I will look this up.
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Anita Bower |
Try Textures for Layers on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/groups/textures4layers/ They have lots of free textures. This will also lead you to individual Flickr accounts with more free textures.
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- Irene Colling Contact Irene Colling Irene Colling's Gallery |
As Tiia mentioned you can create a texture by blending your own photos. Sidewalk cement makes a good texture, as does tree bark, rusted metal, carpet, crinkled paper, frost/snow/rain on a window screen, etc. For this photo I blended a picture of my counter top with a photo of corn stalks and adjusted the hue/saturation.
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- Irene Colling Contact Irene Colling Irene Colling's Gallery |
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Anne Marie Hickey |
Also try Joel Olive, Flypaper, Paint the Monn and my favorite is French Kiss for textures
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