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50 Inspiring Textured Web Designs
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8 Mar 2010After showing you A Showcase of Clean White Web Designs a couple weeks ago, it’s time for us to add some textured designs to our lists. Textures are a great way to give a special touch to a website. They can be used in a specific part of the layout – the header/footer, for example, or they can be used in the whole page as a background. The thing is that textures are versatile, beautiful and stylish. So here are 50 excellent examples of textures in web design to inspire you.
ok.cogaoke.com
theiheartfilm.com
scheppsdesign.com
giantantmedia.com
adflavor.net
Voices of Haiti
maggietaylor.com
jamesmli.net
freshlimesoda
monkeyworks illustration
jeroenhoman.com
Chalet Minouchet
LogicbombMedia
swiths.com
established1986.com
crush + lovely
Walk to Washington
DPS – Designer Peter Steven
harmonyrepublic.com
bikeandsaddle.com
Istok Pavlovic
spoutcreative.com
custodialabuse.org
the Blizzards
the darling tree
giantantmedia.com
frisk web
villadario.it
Min Tran’s Blog
nickstedt.de
theseen.biz
colazionedamichy.it
Jobs on The Wall
goodbytes.be
Healthy Harvest
dnadarwin.org
spoongraphics
Inspire 2010
kilian muster
carolrivello
xgraphica.com
Ronnie Wright
Camille Boidron
Divensis
KalyanChatterjee
designfabrika
thinkup.org
corvus
pixelthread
baneydesign
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5 Responses to 50 Inspiring Textured Web Designs
Liz
March 8th, 2010 at 10:39 am
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curious
March 25th, 2010 at 6:06 pm
Hello,
(ANS) I'm NOT taking the mickey here but in my sincere opinion the fastest way to clarify this question is to contact Coventry University directly. See if you can get the switchboard to put you through to the actual Architecture department and take it from there.
**IMO its unlikely anyone here on YA will be able to give you the specific answers you need in order to make those kinds of decisions.
Good luck, best regards from Ivan.
FotoZ 4 FX
March 28th, 2010 at 8:05 pm
For a start I would have two portfolios. No bigger than A3. Only include work you think is good. Take a couple of sketch books, so they can see how you work. (Tutors love sketch books)