Here is a nice collection of 12 high resolution old paper textures. I found these yellowed papers in an attic where they’ve been “cooked” nicely by the heat throughout the years. The pack includes plain, stacked, torn and wrinkled aged paper textures at around 3000×5000px resolution.
With all the ways of printing labels nowadays you still have to love the good old Dymo embossing label maker. It’s just cool. So I made three sets (blue, green and red tape) of embossed letters, numbers, symbols and punctuation marks and scanned them. So you have the full alphabet and numbers to make embossed labels for your design projects.
I had these flower bouquet and I really liked the decorative grasses that came with it. They had these cool stripe patterns of different shades of green and white. So just like with everything else, I saw textures right away; took them out of the vase and then scanned each grass leaf front and back – that would probably be useful for texturing 3d models. These individual grass blade textures are really high resolution, about 20,000px in height and 1000-1500px in width.
This is a collection of 16 high resolution scans of some wooden clothes pins. The stock pictures are 3500×1400px. I picked seven different clips so there is some variation in the wood texture and metal parts.
Here are some high resolution photoshop brushes. The image sources for these brushes are from my previous fall leaves texture posts.
