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37 Wood, Brick and Concrete Textures – CG Premium Content Pack

Stefan Surmabojov on Mar 4th 2011 with 0 comments
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This week’s premium content comes to us from Cgtuts+ regular Stefan Surmabojov. Stefan has put together a collection of high resolution environmental textures, including Wood, Brick and Concrete. These textures are available exclusively to our Premium members. So log-in and enjoy!

The below image is just a small example of the content within the texture pack!

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Stefan Surmabojov is Stefoto on Videohive
 
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I'm a 23 year old motion graphics designer from Bulgaria. I have 4 years of professional experience behind my back. Most of my time I spend working for a small TV company. In my spare time I work as a freelancer and create video tutorials related to After Effects. You can find more of my work at videohive.net/user/Stefoto.  

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