13 Distressed Background Vector Images

 by: Tiffany Isabelle
 2011-05-23
 Vector Background
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Hi guys, this is fresh collection of Distressed Background Vector to add our ideas. We share these designs to complete more collection of vector background category that are here. You will see something benefit in distressed vector overlay , distressed texture vector and distressed texture vector, may you can save among them for reference to complete your graphic artwork.

distressed texture vector, distressed texture vector and distressed vector overlay are also the perfect creations for vector background, and you can use them free for personal or maybe commercial use. It's possible to add anything you like, change the details and make your corrections. We hope that our collection here can bring you much creativity and handy for advanced creation.

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Many objects and scenes are repetitive elements. Being able to identify you save time in workflow. If you go for a realistic look, learn how to duplicate elements and change them (be it color, texture, size or rotation) to make them unique

The most visually dominant characteristic in a design should be the most important part of the message. Apply the color or scale of a chart to see how it changes the hierarchy of elements and which draws attention first

Read on color theory and how colors appear next to the other, experiment with shades, tones and shades. The attention to detail is very important - if you have a landscape with clouds, rather than creating a cloud and copy and paste, resize, or returning, I created a series of unique clouds. It adds to the final work

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