I’ve posted loads of Photoshop brushes and textures over the years, but this is actually my first set of completely vector grungy design resources. This bumper pack contains a bunch of textures, brush strokes and spraypaint drips to distress and erode your designs whilst maintaining the scalability of vector artwork.
The vector bumper pack contains 6 grainy textures, 12 dirty brush strokes and 6 drippy spraypaint splatters to help you rough up your artwork.
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Thank you for sharing these. Do you have a link to any tutorials that would teach me how to use them effectively in my designs?
Thank U!
Awesome, these are very useful. Great work Chris!
Oh, your timing is impeccable! I just got a t-shirt order across my desk in need of some distress! Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing, Chris
Thanks Chris
This is brilliant…thank you very much!
Thank you! ;)
Vector Art is a nice technique to design Illustrations . Great thanks for sharing .
Great set of brushes thanks
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing so generously.
Fantastic set of design aids. Thank you so much for putting this together
Wonderful. I enjoyed reading this post. Thank you Chris.
Perfect, thank you!
Thank you about useful tut. I’m searching this info.
Perfect way to guide about brush !
Thanks Chris,
Your blog has been a great resource. I appreciate the time and effort that you invest into this.
Best regards,
Jake
It’s cool.
This stuff gonna be usefull for me.
Thanks..
Lovely set. Enjoying your blog lots, thanks for the time and efforts! :-)
Thanks !!! loT!!!
thank you!!!!!!
Thanks for the vector pack! They’re wonderful. Now I have to learn how to use them…
Thanks for these – thay are fab!
Steph
Hello! These vectors are very impressive, like your style. I am trying to create vectors myself, but I am far from what you got here. Can you suggest me some other collection, that you create, or something you can recommend? Thanks for all!
Thanks Chris, this stuff gonna be usefull for me.
I can’t understand the difference between vector and pop art.
Thank you very much, Chris!