Digital Printing Magazine Textures 
Azure Magazine
JUNE 20, 2022
Aspen depicts rows of tree trunks with texturized cutouts that resemble crisp, white bark. From afar, Aspen resembles an irregular pinstripe, but up close the bark reveals the complexity and texture of the bark. 3form’s high resolution printing capabilities allows designers to print images that span over large areas with precision.
Azure Magazine
JUNE 11, 2021
One of eight new introductions to Innovations Elemental collection – a nature-inspired series that introduces moments of calm through quiet colours and soft textures – Mantra’s irregular patterning evokes a sprawling lawn of bladed grass. The post 5 Wallcoverings That Bring a Hint of Nature Indoors appeared first on Azure Magazine.
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Azure Magazine
MARCH 1, 2024
But beyond the ability to reproduce existing textures and patterns, these production techniques also offer ample opportunities for artistic expression. The post 6 Tile Trends We’re Anticipating at Coverings 2024 appeared first on Azure Magazine. Flaviker’s Art Walls, shown here, is a striking standout.
Azure Magazine
MARCH 17, 2022
Rug designs have become more and more eclectic over the years, as many of the most daring brands experiment with realistic, yet larger-than-life, high-resolution digitally printed patterns and novel shapes and functionalities. The post 5 Rug Collections that Will Floor You appeared first on Azure Magazine.
Azure Magazine
NOVEMBER 1, 2024
1 Dreamscape Collection by 3form In signature Ringo Studio fashion, this collection of glass, resin and acoustic surfaces brings a hit of vibrant colour and rich texture to interiors. The collection pairs textural neutrals with bold solids. The post 5 Architectural Products to Level Up Your Projects appeared first on Azure Magazine.
Azure Magazine
OCTOBER 15, 2024
Three understated mosaics — Boogie, an array of rectangles set slightly off-kilter, Crock, which mimics the style of organically broken stone, and Rug, which alternates flat and textured pieces — round out the collection. With a series of circles, both raised and recessed into the surface, the tiles bring a playful texture to any space.
Tuts Plus
JUNE 17, 2020
For example, a designer can use 50s design elements such as fonts and mid-century illustration to give something a 50s art style or retro graphic design, and combine this with aged textures to give the impression of ageing. Look at a shiny modern digital print, and you’ll probably place it as having being made recently.
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