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Update: 11/04/2010
To save time nowadays I will typically go to GraphicRiver.net and search through their big selection of Patterns and Textures. Each one costs around $5&#8230; but it&#8217;s worth saving the time and finding something of high quality.
One of the Designers who works for me recently pointed me in the direction of a cool website that shares some pretty awesome graphic design patterns you could possibly use for a website. You need to link to the guys website of course to give him some credit. But he does allow you to copy the images and use them for your own or commercial use. The website is called dinpattern.com and I recommend it to all web designers and people building websites in general. Check out the website and share your feedback on what you think of the site. Also i&#8217;m interested in knowing about any other websites that offer the [...]]]></description>
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<p><span style="color: #ff0000;">Update: 11/04/2010</span></p>
<p>To save time nowadays I will typically go to <a href="http://chasesagum.com/themeforest-textures" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GraphicRiver.net</a> and search through their big selection of Patterns and Textures. Each one costs around $5&#8230; but it&#8217;s worth saving the time and finding something of high quality.</p>
<p>One of the Designers who works for me recently pointed me in the direction of a cool website that shares some pretty awesome graphic design patterns you could possibly use for a website. You need to link to the guys website of course to give him some credit. But he does allow you to copy the images and use them for your own or commercial use. The website is called <a title="Web Design Patterns" href="http://dinpattern.com/">dinpattern.com</a> and I recommend it to all web designers and people building websites in general. Check out the website and share your feedback on what you think of the site. Also i&#8217;m interested in knowing about any other websites that offer the same type of goods!</p>
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