1001+ Photoshop Backgrounds & Textures Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Backgrounds & Textures Tutorials

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126. Old Paper Backgrounds

by madinpursuit (3 tutorials)

Dec-24-2005

Learn how to turn old letters into web page backgrounds. HTML/CSS codes included.

127. Water Droplets

by photoshopchop (53 tutorials)

Dec-13-2005

This tutorial shows how to create a realistic water droplet effect.

128. Brushed Metal

by photoshopnerds (59 tutorials)

Dec-9-2005

Make a brushed metal texture.

129. Dotted Line Pattern

by kingsofthecourt (1 tutorial)

Dec-3-2005

Learn how to create a dotted line pattern and generate the line with the marquee tool.

130. Advanced Seamless Textures

by biorust (119 tutorials)

Nov-24-2005

In the glory days of Windows v3.1, seamlessly tiling textures were definitely the way forward in desktop wallpapers. They consumed very little memory, were visually appealing, and caused negligible system slowdown. Of course, much has changed since then, with high-resolution wallpapers now the standard for nearly everyone. That does not mean, of course, that seamless textures have been consigned to the junk pile. They are now more useful than ever, valuable for webpage backgrounds, 3D texture mapping, and many other professional applications. Luckily for designers, they are also easy to make, providing you have the required patience and know the techniques necessary to make them. This is an advanced method for making seamlessly tiling textures. If you are a newbie in Photoshop and can get away with it, the more traditional method may be for you.

131. Spider Web

by cornoncob (8 tutorials)

Nov-17-2005

Make a spider web type of background.

132. Perplexing Plasmids

by biorust (119 tutorials)

Nov-13-2005

Photoshop has a wealth of tools available to design funky and downright outlandish effects. In many cases these special effects resemble naturally-occurring textures but, in other instances, they can look like nothing else on earth! This tutorial definitely belongs in the latter camp, and the results apparently resemble a plasmid under an electron microscope.

133. Here's a great way of making different types of wood textures!

by devclever (14 tutorials)

Nov-11-2005

Here is a great way of making different types of wood textures.

134. Brick Wall Texture

by entheosweb (32 tutorials)

Nov-9-2005

Learn how to create a brick wall texture finish using Photoshop. Change your background to a brick wall.

135. Brushed Metal Signature

by skeletorscorpse (20 tutorials)

Oct-30-2005

This tutorial with guide you through how to make a simple signature with a brushed metal effect.

136. Celetape

by pagecurve (34 tutorials)

Oct-27-2005

This tutorial shows how to make those semi-transparent pieces of Scotch tape.

137. Concentric Pattern

by highvisualhorizon (1 tutorial)

Oct-14-2005

Learn how to create this concentric pattern design in a few simple steps using the principle of symmetry.

138. Army Pattern

by pagecurve (34 tutorials)

Oct-1-2005

Learn how to create this army camouflage texture pattern.

139. Wood

by kaoz-tutorials (11 tutorials)

Sep-28-2005

This may be the easiest way to achieve a realistic looking wood texture with turns and knots.

140. Carbon Fiber

by mystic-phoenix (1 tutorial)

Sep-24-2005

Make a realistic carbon fiber pattern.

141. Pattern Dimples

by coldsteelstudios (12 tutorials)

Sep-16-2005

Here is a nice, short, and easy tutorial to add dimples to our images.

142. Circles Background

by pstutorialsblog (14 tutorials)

Aug-23-2005

This is a very simple tutorial that illustrates how to make a retro styled background with circles in a few easy steps.

143. Stardust Brush

by n1studios (8 tutorials)

Aug-16-2005

This is a beginner level tutorial to create a custom brush that you can use to create stardust patterns.

144. 2D Barcodes

by kiwireviews (6 tutorials)

Jul-29-2005

In only four steps, this tutorial shows how to make a 2D barcode. The tutorial is presented in an Adobe Acrobat PDF document. 2D barcodes look a bit like chunky static, but in actual fact they could better be thought of as a number of really thin 1D barcodes stacked on top of each other, giving a higher information density. You can encode a lot more information into a 2D barcode without using any extra space.

145. Unique Pixel Pattern

by photoshopu (5 tutorials)

Jul-27-2005

How to turn any picture into a kaleidoscope pattern. This tutorial requires a free third party plugin called Mehdi Kaleidoscope. You can download it from the tutorial page. You can use this technique on any image. The key is to make sure you use an even number of petals when you apply the Kaleidoscope filter. This keeps the pattern symmetrical, and therefore it is able to repeat seamlessly. You can use these patterns to spice up a trendy web layout or interface design. They work well as backgrounds for websites.

146. Six Famous Patterns

by mickm (78 tutorials)

Jul-15-2005

You must know these patterns before you start your own website because these patterns are just the bases of the more advanced patterns. This tutorial also features the Scanlines illuminated. These are the basic photoshop-patterns that nobody can live without.

147. Trendy Backgrounds

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Jul-2-2005