1001+ Photoshop Backgrounds & Textures Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Backgrounds & Textures Tutorials

| page 6 | 7 |

320 tutorials in database (7 pages)

Sorted by: Views | Date

New Search | All Categories

Links on page 5 | 10 | 25 | 50

251. Creating Seamless Textures

by biorust (119 tutorials)

Apr-10-2004

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.

252. Seamless Background

by adesdesign (18 tutorials)

Apr-8-2004

This tutorial shows how to make seamless background from a number of small pictures.

253. Simple Camouflage Texture

by biorust (119 tutorials)

Apr-8-2004

From the murky depths of the deepest forests to the frosty desolation of the Siberian wilderness, camouflage is invaluable for breaking up the human silhouette, allowing stealthy approaches towards your prey. It is, however, also deceptively simple to make in Photoshop using only a couple of filters and a basic sense of style.

254. Square Pattern

by forum (47 tutorials)

Apr-5-2004

This tutorial shows how to create a square pattern that can be used to create background or to fill any shape or object.

255. Glass Texture

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Apr-1-2004

Here is a few simple steps to create this realistic glass effect pattern.

256. Background texture

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Apr-1-2004

This tutorial demonstrates various techniques commonly used in the creation of digital background texture.

257. Rust Texture

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Mar-31-2004

Learn how to create this rust pattern in orange color with dust and scratches.

258. Pattern Effect

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Mar-31-2004

Learn the basic concept and technique on how to create texture and pattern.

259. Camouflage Textures

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Mar-30-2004

Create your very own army camouflage textures.

260. Water Texture

by depiction (67 tutorials)

Mar-30-2004

Learn how to create a water-like texture with simple filter.

261. Bump Texture

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Mar-29-2004

Learn how to create this bump texture with dents and cracks.

262. Matrix Repeating background

by newtutorials (26 tutorials)

Mar-29-2004

So, you want to make a matrix background? Instead of having a HUGE image, set a repeating background so that visitors will hardly notice the load time.

263. Realistic Texture effect

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Mar-28-2004

This tutorial illustrates the basic technique of creating a background texture using the noise filter.

264. Grainy Wall Texture

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Mar-28-2004

Learn how to create this grainy wall texture having some embedded characters on it.

265. Stone Texture

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Mar-27-2004

Here is a few simple steps to create this realistic cracked stone texture with long dents and spots.

266. Create rust textures

by newtutorials (26 tutorials)

Mar-25-2004

This tutorial will help you create rust textures. You can play with the values to create different type of rust. I think this effects are really amazing and easy to use and you can create very good looking textures for Quake or your favorite Game.

267. Creating Wood Texture

by newtutorials (26 tutorials)

Mar-25-2004

This simple tutorial will guide you though the steps of creating Wood Texture in Photoshop. You can always play with the different values or colors to achieve different types of woods. Another interesting thing is to create a layer with clouds on it (Filter->Render Clouds) and use color burn. And you can use the Filter->Distort filters to create some curves on the wood.

268. Cool Background 2

by bluesfear (30 tutorials)

Mar-19-2004

Learn how to create this abstract background pattern.

269. Realistic Rust

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Mar-16-2004

This tutorial shows how to make realistic rust in brown and orange color.

270. Rock

by bluesfear (30 tutorials)

Mar-16-2004

Learn how to create realistic rock texture with the lighting effects. You can change the color of the rock by picking different colors in the lighting effects options.

271. 3D Digital Circuits

by forum (47 tutorials)

Mar-13-2004

This tutorial shows how to make 3D Digital Blocks using Photoshop.

272. Metal

by infinitedesigns (13 tutorials)

Mar-11-2004

Learn how to create shiny metallic texture for background effect.

273. Image Enhancing Grid

by hateralligator (5 tutorials)

Feb-29-2004

Add a quick grid pattern to your image.

274. Rubbing Technique

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Feb-26-2004

Learn how to create this effect seen by rubbing a solid pattern against a piece of paper with black pencil.

275. Scanlines

by hateralligator (5 tutorials)

Feb-25-2004

Learn how to do the trendy scanline technique.

276. Starfield

by natuvisu (2 tutorials)

Feb-13-2004

This is a really easy way to get a decent star-field effect.

277. Kaleidoscope

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Feb-12-2004

This tutorial shows step by step how to reproduce the kaleidoscope effect with simple cut and paste symmetry.

278. Chocolate

by ibreed (1 tutorial)

Feb-12-2004

This tutorial will show you how to create a realistic-looking chocolate texture.

279. Worn Metal

by geocities (6 tutorials)

Feb-11-2004

In this tutorial you will learn to create a metal texture using grunge brushes. To get started, You will need: Photoshop (preferably ps7 or cs) brush set which you can download from the tutorial page. To install the brushes, save them into any folder then goto your brush selector - click the arrow - load brushes.

280. Cracks

by project09 (6 tutorials)

Feb-8-2004

Learn to add cracks or rock texture to the background of your favorite photograph.

281. Chipping Paint

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Feb-5-2004

Create a chipped leather texture.

282. Sandy Metal

by spoono (40 tutorials)

Jan-29-2004

Learn how to create this sandy metal texture with dust.

283. Plaid Patterns

by escrappers (58 tutorials)

Jan-28-2004

Learn how to create these nice and simple plaid patterns commonly seen on kitchen table cloth.

284. Quick Rough Metal

by spoono (40 tutorials)

Jan-28-2004

Learn how to create this texture with lighting effects.

285. Create Natural Grass

by ningen (4 tutorials)

Jan-27-2004

The real trick to making your grass look real is to understand how the brushes work. You will be surprised when you see how easy it really is. If you are adding a character or object to your grass texture, make sure you take the perspective into account and do not position it directly in front of the grass, or directly behind if the character has feet. This will make it look very unrealistic. Instead, position the character amongst the layers, giving it a more natural, blended look.

286. Creating a Seamless Pattern Tile

by mccannas (15 tutorials)

Jan-27-2004

The following steps will show you how to create a seamless pattern tile without using filters.

287. Create a Paper Texture

by mccannas (15 tutorials)

Jan-26-2004

Learn how to create a variety of paper texture pattern.

288. Creating Backgrounds from Scanned Objects

by mccannas (15 tutorials)

Jan-25-2004

Using a flatbed scanner, you can use virtually any object that will fit onto the scanner as a background for your web page. The example below shows just a few of the amazing possibilities that ordinary objects offer for creative backgrounds.

289. Using Patterns in Photoshop

by mccannas (15 tutorials)

Jan-25-2004

The following Photoshop Tip will help you to understand layers and composite modes a little better. Also, learn how to fill an area in Photoshop with a pattern.

290. Cracked Metal

by n-sane (39 tutorials)

Jan-20-2004

Not your average crack- learn to make one where the metal is actually peeling back.

291. Creating Grunge Brushes

by openium (1 tutorial)

Jan-11-2004

Read this guide to creating grunge brushes.

292. Grunge

by idigitalemotion (125 tutorials)

Nov-19-2003

Learn how to create grunge texture from line art or photograph.

293. Advanced Water

by n-sane (39 tutorials)

Nov-17-2003

Learn how to create water surface texture pattern in eleven steps.

294. Faded Grid

by must-have-software (1 tutorial)

Nov-11-2003

This tutorial shows hoe to make a faded grid pattern.

295. Simple Tiling Patterns

by biorust (119 tutorials)

Sep-28-2003

Arguments may persist over whether scanlines are trendwhore or not, but you can't argue that they are effective, and can add a little bit of class to almost any design. Many methods exist to create them, of course, but the quickest and most effective techniques revolve around the use of Photoshop's patterns functionality. The aim of this tutorial is to detail my method for creating small tiling textures, which can be used to create quick scanlines, funky dots, and other easy-to-use overlays. You are only three simple steps away from enlightenment.

296. Making a Nebula by using Difference Clouds

by pegaweb (30 tutorials)

Jun-17-2003

I have found very few uses for the "Difference" layer option. This is an exception. I've used this technique to make some nice wallpapers, which are available at the bottom of the page.

297. Honeycomb Pattern

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Jun-12-2003

Learn how to create seamless honeycomb hexagonal background pattern.

298. Circle Patterns

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Jun-12-2003

An easy way to create that simple circle pattern for your backgrounds.

299. Grid Patterns

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Jun-9-2003

An easy way to create the simple grid pattern to apply to your complex designs.

300. Organic Textures

by arraich (24 tutorials)

May-27-2003

With Photoshop, you can simulate almost any organic texture that you can imagine. The hard part is choosing from the many possible routes for generating textural variations in tone and color. This abundance of possibilities is both the best and worst thing about making textures in Photoshop. You are swamped with options. Even worse, most of the available choices generate equally terrific (though different) results—which means you will shortly be drowning in extraordinary textures. Decisions, decisions, decisions. If you think I am exaggerating, sit down and follow me through this lesson.

back to top

320 tutorials in database (7 pages)

Sorted by: Views | Date

New Search | All Categories

Links on page 5 | 10 | 25 | 50

1001+ Photoshop Backgrounds & Textures Tutorials

| page 6 | 7 |

Previous

Next