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10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

August 7th 2008
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by Tom

PSDFAN is offering it’s very first texture set – the first of many to come. This set includes 10 high-res, free and exclusive paper textures for you to use in your designs.

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Our First Texture Set

I’m happy to announce the first texture set released at PSDFAN. I’ve finally got my old camera working, so you can expect many more to come over the course of the month. This first set should prove useful as personally I’m always looking out for new paper textures to use in my designs.

I hope that you find them useful, and I’d love to see where you’ve used them in your designs. As always social bookmarking efforts are much appreciated :)

The textures

You can preview all of the textures below. The actual sizes are 1280X960 for each texture.

papertexture1small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture2small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture3small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture4small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture5small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture6small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture7small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture8small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

papertexture9small 10 Free and Exclusive Paper Textures

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Free Download

You can download all of these textures using the link below:

Click here to download Paper Texture Set.

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About the Author: Tom is the founder of PSDFAN. He loves writing tutorials, learning more about design and interacting with the community. On a more interesting note he can also play guitar hero drunk with his teeth.

25 Awesome Comments: Leave Your Comment

  1. User Gravatarbeets 8th August 2008

    Yay papers! hehe… these are great Tom.

    They also bring a tutorial idea to mind: removing barrel distortion caused by camera lenses. Ex: look at the first image and note the blue lines bowing out around the left/right sides of the image. It happens all the way around, but is usually most noticable with verticle lines. ;) This is a common phenomena in amateur photos, but is easily fixable in Photoshop.

    Not attacking your photo skills Tom – the textures are great! :-D

  2. 2R 8th August 2008

    I made a signature by the above textures. How could I instead into the icon?

  3. User GravatarTom 8th August 2008

    Thanks Beets :) I appreciate the suggestion, but I actually think the 1st photo was just shaped that way in real life. Either way, I’m not the greatest photographer – I’m ok but for now I’m forced to use my brother’s bad camera until mine is fixed. I’m a bit hesitant to get into photography/photo retouching as I’ll be the first to admit this isn’t my strongest area!

    2R: Awesome, I’d love to see it. :) What do you mean by instead into the icon? Do you mean to use your sig as a gravatar?

  4. 2R 8th August 2008

    Yes, I think it means like your head photos.

  5. 2R 8th August 2008

    In fact, I’ve learnt it for a short time. I send the file on the
    http://ftp.log.com.hk
    password and login : logguest
    in the papertexture floder

  6. User GravatarTom 8th August 2008

    Hey 2R. If you want to use the paper texture for a gravatar icon (like my icon next to my comments) then you’ll need to sign up for an account at http://www.gravatar.com. You can create the icon in photoshop using the paper textures though.

  7. User GravatarAndrew Houle 8th August 2008

    Whoohoo, freebies! Thanks Tom.

  8. 2R 8th August 2008

    I try it

  9. User GravatarTom 8th August 2008

    Haha no problem Andrew, I hope you find them useful :)

    2R: Ok, let me know how it goes.

  10. 2R 8th August 2008

    Ha Ha, I’ve done it but how can I transfer to here?

  11. User GravatarTom 8th August 2008

    It should be working fine if you’ve set it as your gravatar within your gravatar account. Right now your gravatar has changed from the PSDFAN default to black, so you’ve definitely changed it. Perhaps your image was too large though and that’s why only black is showing? Try creating a gravatar of the same dimensions as the gravatar image shown (I’m not sure exactly what the dimensions are – try screengrabbing it).

  12. 2R 8th August 2008

    ok

  13. 2R 8th August 2008

    work now, thanks

  14. User GravatarTom 8th August 2008

    Awesome, it looks great! :D

  15. 2R 8th August 2008

    May I introduce your tutorial to another website such as
    http://www.photoshopcn.com.

  16. User GravatarRaj 9th August 2008

    These are really cool Tom :) Thanx a lot!

  17. User GravatarTom 9th August 2008

    2R: Sure :)

    Raj: Thanks mate, I hope you find them useful.

  18. User GravatarRiver Girl 24th August 2008

    Thanks for the papers!

  19. User GravatarTom 27th August 2008

    No problem River Girl

  20. Muss 2nd September 2008

    Thanks!!

  21. User GravatarTom 2nd September 2008

    You’re welcome :)

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  24. User Gravatarcalinus 23rd January 2009

    nice.. tks!

  25. User GravatarAman 30th January 2009

    Awesome =D :D No i don’t have to picture one by my self!

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