Newspaper Clippings
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Newspaper Clippings PNGs This cool product made by the Indieground Team gives you a quick & easy graphic resource that you can use to create cool typography artworks & grunge collages with real vintage newspaper pieces including front pages, articles, advertising and random headline words. A selection of 150+ torn, hand-cut parts of old newsprints parts scanned at 1600 dpi, and individually isolated and exported as 300 dpi PNGs with transparent background for your creative projects. The pack also features 6 high-quality photocopy paper textures that you can use as a background for your newspaper clippings assemblage. The result will be a radical design presentation. It’s ideal to promote your music or business on social media with a grungy retro mood & aesthetics.
What do you get:
- 155 PNG files with transparent background
- All PNGs files 300dpi resolution
- Average size of 1920px and 3000px for pages
- 6 JPG textures 300pdi 4500x3000 px
- 23 Ripped Pages
- 50 Articles, Columns & Pieces
- 82 Words & Titles
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1 Review
So I just left a glowing review of their cassette mock-up product, and this one couldn't be further in quality if they decided to try to do that. It's really pretty worthless. Poor quality, the scans make it almost impossible to clean it up. There's lots of blacked out, or yellow hi-lighted portions of the articles. Most of the articles and word snippets are torn off so that you can't use them for anything. Everything is off center or crooked. Guess this is useful for a mock-up of a scrap book, but not one that you'd want anyone to put any real attention to. It's " grungy" in a collage kind of way, but really that's the only style going on here.
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