Killer Design Looks Using Textures

One of my favorite things to do when I’m designing a flyer for adventure-related content, sports, music events, or whatever, is to use textures.

These textures could be anything from dirt, grunge, grain, paper cuts, noise, dust, gritty-grainy, concrete, gravel, or film textures.

They give the design a completely different look.

For example, take the project I worked on yesterday:

Here is a render without the texture:

To my eye, the design looks naked.

Now, look at the design with the texture. Actually, two textures stacked on top of each other.

Totally different.

Now it looks more like a movie poster…

Well, it could be one if I added a few key elements.

Whatever…

What I’m suggesting here is that you use textures to add more character to your overall design.

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Hi, I’m Libor Bednarik and this is my personal tale of Graphic design, finance, and growth. I’m tracking my progress as a graphic designer, my finances and personal growth. Join me for graphic design tips, ready-to-use Glorify templates and curated resources. View all posts by Libor

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