11 Black Grunge Texture Vector Images

 by: Tiffany Isabelle
 2011-05-22
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This is amazing Black Grunge Texture Vector graphic resource gallery. May you can collect these vector images, for a moment may can provide any advantage to us as reference. You will see something great in black and white grunge texture, distressed texture vector and grunge texture vector, it's may great inspiration to create graphic artwork.

To complete the vector gallery, you should also see these grunge scratch texture vector, vector grunge texture and distressed vector overlay. You could customize as well, change the details and make our corrections. Last, We hope this collection can give you more creativity, inspiration and also fresh ideas to improve the appearance of your new work.

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Designing Tips:

Photoshop: Another advantage conversion layer Smart Object is once you filter applied to a Smart Object, the filter layer appears .Under the Smart Object layer so you can disable the filter easier to just turn off the visibility of the filter layer, which is called non-destructive filtering, saving time for your project

Read on color theory and how colors appear next to the other, experiment with shades, tones and shades. The attention to detail is very important - if you have a landscape with clouds, rather than creating a cloud and copy and paste, resize, or returning, I created a series of unique clouds. It adds to the final work

Consider the technology that will produce the work - you approach a color image for a print magazine other than something that you spray on a wall. Our wall decals illustrations are simple, one-dimensional and easy to cut, so we use the styles of the 60s and 70s with basic shapes

While this may seem like a convenient option, do not use the Auto Trace tool in Illustrator, or use shapes of traces in your design - the results still tend to look clear and amateur. I think this rule is true no matter how the route was done