Small Wonders - 400 Texture Elements

But you know, handling the big size textures is annoying too! When I am working on illustrations, I don't like to skip between Illustrator and Photoshop to do a texture work. But I discovered this technique with TIFF bitmap textures. I had always used vector textures in my work and I use a lot of textures in my illustrations , but my Mac went crazy! Practically, you can use these texture elements as you are using Photoshop texture stamp brushes. ---- I confess. Just place a texture element and change color. Why would you have to use a big texture for texturing if you only needed it for a small part of your work? What you will get: - 400 texture elements in TIFF files - texturing in Adobe Illustrator will be better and faster with them! You will get access to future updates for FREE! I bet you will love them because it will make your workflow faster ! They are easy to use in Adobe Illustrator and this technique of texturing your work is much more memory saving than using the real vector textures. 80 percent of work, I do in the Illustrator. For that part of texturing many illustrators and designers skip to Photoshop and use the Photoshop texture brushes But now, you don't have to! . And it saves a lot of memory and the workflow is really good. With 400 texture elements in TIFF format, it's pretty easy to do texture work in Adobe Illustrato r and it's really better for handling! It's not really flexible to handle big size textures. Size of the files is between 500 - 3000 px. I am a bigger fan of the Adobe Illustrator than Adobe Photoshop. You can change its color easily in Adobe Illustrator without converting it a texture to vector . With every texture added, it went slower and slower and it was pretty annoying! Small Wonders contains 400 texture elements in TIFF files. - FREE FUTURE UPDATES - quick tutorial for beginners how to use the TIFF textures. - Customer support!

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Small Wonders - 400 Texture Elements