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Stock leaf textures could be very useful to have on hand if your design is nature-related. Green is perfect for creating calming and relaxing effects, and it can bring a comfortable experience to visitors of your website.
Proper use of these high-resolution textures can make your artwork or web design look more natural and realistic.
While most textures in this collection are green, there are also yellow, red, orange, and purple leaves that can be indispensable for indication of seasons or adding bright colors to your design. Grey or black and white textures can bring something new and unusual.
I hope this collection of 40 Free High Resolution Leaf Textures will inspire you for your new amazing designs.
Little Water Drops On the Leaf
Hi Resolution Leaf Textures Pack
New Leaf Texture by Anginelson
Seen any great leaf or similar natural textures lately? Let us know in the comments!
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