Reaction: 8K Fluid Art Textures

A set of 15 dynamic, organic fluid art textures at 8K resolution. These images were created through color pouring methods on a macro scale. Hundreds of tests were done over several months using a variety of inks, paints, mediums and additives, playing with the form, speed and direction to get the desired effects. Using Photoshop or Affinity, you can easily customize the look and feel by using adjustment layers like hue/saturation, color balance or invert. Since these resources are 8K resolution 7680x4320px , they'll work great for print, web or screen/presentation graphics. Use the full pieces or crop in close on the gorgeous macro details. We're happy to have partnered up with the German-based studio, Terracollage, for this pack. The studio is run by photographer/filmmaker, Roman De Giuli, whose clients include Microsoft, Samsung, Sony, HBO, BMW, Lexus and more. All 3 of our popular 3D line texture packs are included in this bundle. - Momentum: ChromaSupply - Reaction: ChromaSupply - Velocity: ChromaSupply --- BONUS PHOTOSHOP/AFFINITY BRUSHES Also included is a set of .abr brushes made from the textures so you can easily build and create your own custom textures using Photoshop or Affinity. --- EASILY CREATE CUSTOM COLOR VARIATIONS Using the included Variant Builder PSD compatible with Photoshop and Affinity Photo , you can easily customize the feel of each texture to get a multitude of different looks by using one of 9 pre-built adjustments. Since all Variant Builder PSD adjustments are live filters/effects, you can fine tune them even more for your specific project or create your own custom adjustments. --- FEATURES - 15 JPG files - 7680x4320px 25.6 x 14.4in - 300dpi in RGB colorspace - Set of Photoshop/Affinity brushes - Variant Builder PSD --- LOOKING FOR MORE? Get every abstract product in our shop plus future abstract products for free at a huge discount with THE ABSTRACT SUBSCRIPTION : ChromaSupply --- You can also follow us here: - Web site: - Instagram: - Twitter: - Facebook: