16 Amazing Pumpkin Textures
A monster pack of amazing textures from nature’s richest autumn harvest.
Ah, pumpkin. It’s the autumn gift that keeps on giving — makes a great jack-o-lantern, tastes sublime and, it turns out, is a fascinating source of textures. Raw, cooked, inside, outside, sliced, whole — it’s an endless wonderland of rich, tactile beauty.
Here’s a selection of the most stunning pumpkin textures the season has to offer. As usual, complete zip-pack at the bottom. Enjoy.
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First, the edge — where the skin meets the moist inside — is so amazingly rich in vivid natural color and contrast. Bonus points for the gorgeous condensation droplets:
Okay, so this isn’t really pumkin. But melon is from the pumkin family, and this is my all-time favorite texture (which you may recall from the very popular Organic Matter texture pack a while ago), so I can’t help throwing it in:
…and, while we’re at it, why not include this gorgeous Honeydew:
Raw pumpkin, cut open. Its natural moisture bejewels it with gorgeous condensation droplets as soon as it’s sliced:
Next, a few you may recall from the Autumn Edibles texture pack, starting with the moist, grin-like inside of a giant white pumpkin:
…and its gorgeously ridged, aged skin:
A delicious pumpkin-wannabe: butternut squash.
Finally, some oh-so-delicious baked pumpkin, fresh out of the oven. The heat has made all the fibrous detail pop and has covered the center with tiny blisters:
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Download the pack: TextureWell Pumpkin
