Free natural seamless textures!
July 8th, 2009To show my goodwill to the world, here is a set of four natural (mostly) textures. They are all seamless; meaning you can loop, tile, repeat, etc. to your heart’s content and never see a seam. I am giving these to you, world at large, to use in any fashion you like, absolutely, positively, royalty free… well, there is one caveat, just don’t sell it as your own, unchanged as a texture. Otherwise, be my guest, get creative, or at least as creative as you can with a texture, and have fun. I appreciate if you mention where you got them and, if you like, send me an example of what you used it for.
If you would like your work critiqued by me, send me an email at photocrit [at] chrislanephoto [dot] com or use the critique contact form.
The images are all 2048 x 2048. If you want something smaller, resize the image to retain it’s seamless abilities.
Without further ado, here are the thumbnails, click them to see the full size image. Once you are on the full size, just Right-Click and Save as…
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I love these textures! They are very realistic and they inspire me to create with them. Given the opportunity, I would definitely like to learn to do this.
Many thanks. I’m working on a not-for-profit 3D simulation of Poe’s “The Fall of The House of Usher” in a education environment called Jokaydia Grid. I’ll be sure to credit your site for the kind use of these textures.
very cool and many thanks! I’d absolutely love to see your final product. I am a big fan of Poe’s work, and especially when it is illustrated/animated, etc. Cheers