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FLUXON Background Pack (144 Images)
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In 1985, Dr. Emmit “Doc” Brown sent Marty McFly hurtling into the past inside a DeLorean with a Flux capacitor. And although I can’t offer you time travel, I do have a flux-worthy texture pack that I created for you to use in your own time travel experiments (a.k.a. designs).
”Fluxon” is derived from the graceful push and pull of magnetic forces. By exploiting Photoshop’s notoriously frustrating banding effect that arises in large gradients, taking extra steps to enhance this effect, smooth them off, and clean out the noise, I have come up with a set of images (144, to be exact) that have enough variety to fit in any project.
Even better is that these images are huge. A whopping 6144px square. If these were from a camera, that would come out to a fantastic 31.7 megapixels.
The file format is lossless PNG (by popular demand).
Please hit the like button if you like, and take a moment to share these with anyone that you think might appreciate the set.
XOXO (and keep on time-traveling),
Anton
”Fluxon” is derived from the graceful push and pull of magnetic forces. By exploiting Photoshop’s notoriously frustrating banding effect that arises in large gradients, taking extra steps to enhance this effect, smooth them off, and clean out the noise, I have come up with a set of images (144, to be exact) that have enough variety to fit in any project.
Even better is that these images are huge. A whopping 6144px square. If these were from a camera, that would come out to a fantastic 31.7 megapixels.
The file format is lossless PNG (by popular demand).
Please hit the like button if you like, and take a moment to share these with anyone that you think might appreciate the set.
XOXO (and keep on time-traveling),
Anton
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