Textures and backgrounds

Most Popular Textures and backgrounds Photoshop Tutorials

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	Making a tiled web page background With many web page backgrounds, the tiling is very visible. This tutorial shows how to use the Shear tool to create a seamless web page background. Visits: 1946
	Perplexing Plasmids Photoshop has a wealth of tools available to design funky and downright outlandish effects. This tutorial definitely belongs in the latter camp, and the results apparently resemble a plasmid under an electron microscope or so I've been told. Visits: 1920
	Asphalt Texture Learn to create an asphalt texture. Image and tutorial by AXIALLABS Visits: 1887
	Advanced Seamless Textures This is an advanced method for making seamlessly tiling textures. If you are a newbie in Photoshop and can get away with it, the more traditional method may be for you. If, however, you need more precise control or your texture is troublesomely complex, then read on! Visits: 1857
	Abstract Glowing Background Following this tutorial, you will learn how to draw different shapes, apply gradient, blend different shapes in the background, and more. All to create an abstract glowing background in Adobe Photoshop Visits: 1824
	Free Photoshop Textures! This large assortment of free downloadable textures includes paper, wood, bricks, grass, fabric, and more. Visits: 1760
	Stone Texture Learn how to create a grainy stone texture in a few simple steps. Visits: 1712
	Making a Realistic Wood Texture In this tutorial we'll create a very realistic and easy to do wood texture in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 1709
	Create an asphalt texture As a comfortable user of Photoshop you know about the advantage having your own set of backgrounds, patterns, brushes or you name it. Here is a little guide that shows you how to create your own "asphalt" ready for you to be used as background or pattern in your next illustration Visits: 1670
	Falling Matrix Code Effect Watched the Matrix? Love their falling codes? but don't know how to replicate it on your work? Here is a newbie's guide in adding a similar effect under 1 minute of work. Visits: 1658