Textures are essential building blocks for some types of design and having the right textures at hand may speed up the design process, inspire you and improve the final result. Images of decay can be used in many ways and it is only the creativity and imagination that sets the limits. They are obviously useful for grunge style designs but can also be used to give an authentic and realistic look to other types of creative work. This post showcase more than 20 great looking textures of decay for inspiration and use in your designs. Please check license before using even though all textures are located at stock.xchng.
As a designer you are probably hungering for good quality Fonts that are not going to destroy your budget but that at the same time are giving what you need to be at the front foot as a professional. Fonts are used everywhere and I bet you agree that adding more to your tool box won’t be too bad. Go on and see if there’s anything you can use!
Inventing the wheel every time you need a ride wouldn’t be smart right. If you’re Web Designer the same basic principle rules – don’t start from scratch every time! Reuse, be inspired and use tools that make your life easier. Many great tools are available for free or at a low cost and if you find the right ones for you it may really help you out. This post focus on on-line generators for fx. creating buttons, tabs, background images and more. Take a look and see if some of these can make a difference for you…
We all know it – “A picture is worth a thousand words“. This is certainly true in most cases but clever use of typography can also turn words into pictures and then interesting things start to happen. Some people experiment with the idea of turning typography into art and pictures and I believe the results can be very interesting and inspiring. In particular this type of art is commonly seen on posters, in logos, on walls (graffiti), etc. Sit back and enjoy the Experimental Typography I discovered on Flickr today. If you fall in love with some of the art featured here I would recommend that you credit it with a comment on Flickr – just follow the link by clicking on the pictures.
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