Here’s a new fun font I just finished – Embossed Label and Text based on my previous post with the images. Those ones had only basic alphabet and numbers so I also made some extra characters. More stuff to spell :).

The zip file contains 4 embossed fonts: Label Regular + Light and Text Regular + Light. You can see the character maps below. Drop me a note if you like them – Thanks!

When working on the Old Typewriter Font, I was left with some letter outlines that I thought would also make a cool font – so after a few adjustments, here’s a sort of splattered typewriter outlines font.

This might look better in larger sizes, but I did some print tests with smaller text and it looked kind of nice as well. Check out the character map below and drop me a note if you like it – Thanks!

I don’t think I ever spent so much time on a post image as this one. :) I just had to make use of the 16mm film countdown leader. So click play to see the image sequence (might run slow on older computers). Anyhow, here are some high resolution scans of old 16mm film frames. The widths of the film strips are about 700px.

The pack contains 19 images with various film frames – some of them are really worn out, stained and scratched. As you can see in the screenshot below, there are also three different film countdowns.

I have more of these so there will also be a second part. Drop me a note or share the post if you like them. Thanks!

Here’s part 2 of the Old Airmail Envelopes – same high resolution scans as part 1. The pack contains 12 images (front and back for each envelope) at around 6000-3500px.

They have nice texture details, air mail markings plus some old stamps and if you want to customize them check out my Old Postmark Stamp Photoshop Tutorial. Leave me a comment or share the post if you like them. Thanks!

Since the notes and pins are popular on fuzzimo, here’s a vector cork texture with a wood frame in case anyone needs an all vector bulletin board artwork.

This is not a live trace from an image – it’s made from scratch in Illustrator and it was fun playing around to get something that resembles the real thing (view the close-up below). I’ll have to write a tutorial on this, as it can have many other uses.

In case you need an actual cork image texture, you can find one here. Drop me a comment or share the post if you find it useful. Thanks!