Wood, Brick & Concrete - Vector Pack

I was originally calling this one the Kitchen Sink pack, because initially it had a bit of everything. Eventually though, it was drilled down to a handful of textures all grouped under a loosely related and generously interpreted building materials umbrella. And although you may not want to see these textures used in the construction of your house, you'll definitely want to use them in your work. --- What's included in every Downloads For Designers pack? All Downloads For Designers vector packs include one or more .Eps files, suitable for use with Adobe Illustrator Creative Suite 6 and Creative Cloud. Additionally, all Downloads For Designers vector packs include one free bonus vector from another pack currently for sale. This individual asset will be different than vectors found in the Free Sample Pack available at www.DownloadsForDesigners.com. How do I use a Downloads For Designers pack? Each file is organized into layers to prevent clutter and limit unnecessary processor strain that can sometimes be an issue when displaying large numbers of points in Illustrator. Be sure to open your layers palette to view all of the assets included in each file. Viewing each layer is as simple as toggling the visibility on or off, by selecting the icon that looks like an eyeball on the left of each layer in the layers palette. All vector graphics can be edited and adjusted as you'd like to better fit your project or application. To do so, simply unlock the layer you would like to work with by toggling the lock icon next to each layer. Can I use these vectors with Photoshop? Absolutely! Bringing them into Adobe Photoshop is as easy as selecting and copying a graphic from Adobe Illustrator, and pasting it into your Adobe Photoshop project. --- Try before you buy, with Free Packs available at www.DownloadsForDesigners.com Questions? Comments? Please feel free to contact me. --- Please note that materials and images used for presentation purposes are never included in Downloads For Designers vector packs.