It's been a long while since the last textures were posted...that's because I've been in the process of setting up a new "dot com" website with all of my textures categorized and presented in a much nicer way for viewing and finding what you want.
Along with the textures, the site contains a section for free photoshop brushes, free png files, a few free graphics files and there will be (this is what we're working on right now) a rather large (500+) selection of free stock photos. Also, there are separate sections for photoshop tutorials and photography tutorials & articles.
It's pretty much going to be a "one-stop shop" for free downloads of my give-away works. The site layout is mostly complete, and we're finalizing the setting up of the gallery section for the stock photos, so pretty soon we'll be "open for visitors".
We hope y'all come and visit the new location. We think you'll find it a lot easier to navigate than the blog.
In the meantime, here are a few new textures to say goodbye to the old blog. Once the new site is "open", this one won't have new texture updates, so this is sort of a final send-off for you folks.
A slightly-stoney look in the light and dark gray texture - mostly painted texture with a blending of a cloud photo.
The base for this stone-like gray and brown texture is the light gray texture above, mixed with a couple of photographic textures of cracked mud and another gray painted texture.
Grey Stone 10 - yep, yet another gray design. This one, however is not based on either of the two above. It's "bottom" layer is a portrait background from the studio, and then it's mixed up and blended with a layer of paint, and another two layers of texture photos - stone and sand.
Rust 10 - another "rusty" texture. Rusted stuff seems to be one of the most downloaded types of textures I see from here, along with the stone and brick types. Not sure why, but here's another rusty stone type texture created by blending four separate photographs and one stone texture and tweaking the colours a little.
This last texture (Rust 11) is created almost entirely from some photography backgrounds and a photo of a wrinkled sheet. It's colours are in my "popular" range of rust and gray.
You'll notice on the new site that many of the new textures will be named by Category and Number (as these two last ones Rust 10 and Rust 11). It makes things a lot easier for categorizing, and probably for saving and cataloging for the users too.
I'm very excited to be able to bring you the new site, and we're working hard to be able to give you a better experience for downloading and searching for textures.
