the machine in the ghost

drawing my ocs and nothing else, except for the occasional things that happen to be something else.

[droidnaut]

aaaand here's the rest of the (good) seamless textures I've made, various washes and marker scribbles on different kinds of paper I've scanned. Most of these I've use on brushes but they could be used for overlays too.

Like with the others, make sure you adjust scale and use levels to make them do what you want. Note that these ones will also become hideous if tiled at a small scale.

They're totally free to use, don't worry about credit.

[droidnaut]

more textures! (more large files sorry)

I had to shrink the first two a lot to upload them here, but they should still be useful; I usually slap these on with an overlay layer. Be sure to adjust the levels like the others i posted earlier; grayscale them if the color tint is too warm. fyi, these particular ones aren't seamless.

once again: these are free for y'all to use, no credit is required- have fun!

[droidnaut]

ok! I found the textures i use the most, first two are on a lot of my brushes, the gray noise i use on overlay on top of the art, last three i often place on a mask but they work as an overlay too.

*** the secret is: when you put their layer on overlay mode, USE LEVELS to adjust the texture until it looks good on your art, otherwise the original values might change too much or the texture might be too heavy or not heavy enough. Even if you use them on a mask be sure to levels them, I think that goes for any texture you slap onto something! also be sure to scale them up or down as needed.

Feel free to use them for whatever! credit is unnecessary. They are seamless but some tile ugly, especially at small scale, so watch out

[droidnaut]

ok!! leaves! I have made them available for free download on my dA, enjoy~ 

*for Photoshop cs5 (and later?) version

EDIT:  OH ALSO, also just want to say, if anyone wants to port these to another program you are more than welcome to do so