Hello, graphic design aficionados and distressed texture devotees! Today, we’re excited to introduce you to your new design best friend: the Vector Grunge Textures with Cracks. Brace yourself for an explosion of vintage authenticity right in your digital workspace.
Download at YouWorkForThem, and get ready to immerse your designs in the world of grunge, crackle, and yes, glorious vintage chic.
What’s in The Box
This isn’t your average vector texture pack. Oh no, it brings much more to the (design) table. The archive crams 10 different files into one package, available in both vector (AI, EPS, SVG) and raster (JPG, PNG) formats. These formats give you a transparent background, providing an easy canvas for scaling, rotating and color tampering. Plus, the raster files are a substantial size of 81 megapixels (12000X6750) to give you high-resolution goodness.
Please note that these textures are bona fide originals. They are not repeated, tileable, or seamless… just authentic vintage grunge at its finest.
Format Friendly
Being compatible should be a virtue, and these textures take compatibility seriously. You can edit the AI, EPS, and SVG formats in Adobe Illustrator CC2014 or later versions. On the other hand, editing the JPG and PNG formats can be done in any raster graphics program like Adobe Photoshop, Affinity Designer or Procreate.
So whether your allegiance lies with vector or raster, there’s a format here that’ll happily cooperate with your preferred design software.
Just when you thought the world of vintage style graphics was becoming overstretched, these vector grunge textures with cracks swoop in to bring some fresh inspiration. Exciting and edgy, they’re every rebel designer’s dream. You’ll bring a high-resolution edge to your designs while indulging your inner grunge. A win-win for everyone, right? So, if you’re ready to travel back in time and infuse your projects with a dose of vintage grunge, snag these versatile textures from YouWorkForThem and let the designing commence. Remember, grunge is not just a phase, it’s a statement!