Decalcomania TEXTURES Collection

WHAT IS DECALCOMANIA? Derived from the French decalcomanie , decalcomania is a unique art technique of transferring pictures and designs from glass onto specially prepared paper. HOW I MADE IT When creating amazing textures for this set, I used gouache, watercolor, crayons and titanium white. I mixed all these on a glass plate and then pressed A5 paper to it. The glass was used here like a stamp. As an artist, I love bright colors and always use them in my works. I believe life should be colorful and vivid, like a rainbow. : What inspires me the most is springtime when even dull, grey and sleepy shades of the world around us awake to burst with motion, strength and life again. POST-PROCESSING: HIGH RESOLUTION WITH OPTIMAL SIZE All textures were scanned with a high-end Epson scanner using 1200 dpi resolution. Then I did a bit of post-processing, including color correction. Small image artifacts were retouched. After that, all images were scaled to 5000 px on the larger side smaller side varies and 300 dpi resolution. Using this method, I achieved excellent quality without blowing the file size up. --- WHAT YOU GET One ZIP archive containing 45 textures in high-resolution .JPG files 5000 px on the larger side except 1 image 2000x2000 px . All images in the set are very easy to edit to better suit any creative project. You can simply change colors and get a completely unique watercolor texture in no time. --- HOW YOU CAN USE IT These textures can help you add a unique feeling to any kind of art work. The possibilities are limitless let your imagination lead the way! Here's some examples of usage - Posters - Background for a book cover - Web design, as textures for banners or site - Print design, as textures for booklets, folders, tickets, cards - These textures can become a good illustration for your ecology-related project --- If you like this textures, but you don't need so much images, you can buy 10 Sea Bottom Textures for only 5$ Get your FREE BONUS! Download one Decalcomania Texture from my Dropbox here: 0