Time Machine Texture Automator for Photoshop

Instantly apply 40 different vintage textures to your designs, logos, typography, and illustrations. Did you know: Time Machine is also part of T-Shirt Design Master Collection, the best deal on the biggest bundle of t-shirt design resources. How to use Time Machine: PHOTOSHOP 1) Time Machine Automator: (Demonstrated in video) Paste your Pixel or Vector design to the designated Smart Object layer. Choose any combination of 40 textures, then you are done! 2) Photoshop Brushes: Just double-click on the .abr file and these brushes will load into your Photoshop Brushes Palette. Select a brush, and click to paint in your texture! 3) Layered Tiff: Textures with a transparent background. Perfect for power users who want to dig in and fine-tune the textures. ILLUSTRATOR 4) Bitmap Tiff: Place these textures right into your Illustrator files. You can color these pixel-based images as if they were vector textures! Or you can get fancy and use the "opacity mask" method to knock transparency right through your vector design! (Demonstrated in video #2 on this page) This collection of 40 Textures includes a variety the following styles: • Analog Halftones (imperfect halftones from vintage magazines) • Bad Photocopy • Vintage Book Cover • Fabric Textures • Garage Textures • Grit • Plastisol (cracked t-shirt ink) • Time Machine (vintage texture) Each of these 40 Textures comes in the following formats: Time Machine Automator PSD template (4000 x 4000 pixels - the easiest and fastest way to add texture in Photoshop) Medium Resolution Photoshop Brushes (1500 x 1000 pixels - for the oldest versions of Photoshop) High-Resolution Photoshop Brushes (2500 x 1667 pixels) 4K Photoshop Brushes (4000 x 4000 pixels - for Photoshop CC users) Layered TIFF Textures (4000 x 4000 pixels - black textures on a transparent background) JPEG Textures (3000 x 2000 pixels - a "softer" version of the textures with lots of light to dark greyscale values) Bitmap TIFF Textures (12000 x 12000 pixels - these files are the ones you use in Illustrator)