Texture Archive
by Eric Elwell · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 01/11/2005 (2:38 pm) · 9 replies
Before you go clicking around, I want to introduce this archive properly:
This texture archive consists of the artwork of the late indie artist, Adam Sliger. He was a great friend of mine. Infact, it was Adam that got me started on the very same work that I do. Adam died some two years ago. He was an excellent artist and a better man. In memory of him, a search went out for his work; much of it was salvaged and a clone of his website was set up in memorial of him.
Some time has passed since then and his work is still preserved. I know he would have loved to see his work used in some fun video games. Adam's textures were always free to use, so long as he was given credit for them. All I ask is the same: If you serious about your project, then by all means browse through the archive and use whatever you may need so long as you give the proper credit due to "Adam Sliger."
Below are the links:
This texture archive consists of the artwork of the late indie artist, Adam Sliger. He was a great friend of mine. Infact, it was Adam that got me started on the very same work that I do. Adam died some two years ago. He was an excellent artist and a better man. In memory of him, a search went out for his work; much of it was salvaged and a clone of his website was set up in memorial of him.
Some time has passed since then and his work is still preserved. I know he would have loved to see his work used in some fun video games. Adam's textures were always free to use, so long as he was given credit for them. All I ask is the same: If you serious about your project, then by all means browse through the archive and use whatever you may need so long as you give the proper credit due to "Adam Sliger."
Below are the links:
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#3
11/27/2005 (10:32 am)
Brilliant textures, love the sci-fi ones! 
#4
11/27/2005 (11:11 am)
This a great thing you've done for your friend, Eric. Its always sad to loose talent like Slinger's.
#5
04/16/2006 (8:04 am)
Nice stuff!
#6
01/08/2007 (5:13 pm)
These are gorgeous, thanks!
#8
Either way, great texture pack, i'm adding it to my collection, and i'l show it to the team on monday (with story)
FYI, there are 286 Uniquely Named Textures on those 2 sites. Each has some textures the other does not. The total is about 10 megs.
02/04/2007 (9:19 am)
I know this comes a couple years too late, but details of a new treatment were released a couple weeks ago that could have saved his life. (assuming the brain tumor he talks about on that site is what ended his life)Either way, great texture pack, i'm adding it to my collection, and i'l show it to the team on monday (with story)
FYI, there are 286 Uniquely Named Textures on those 2 sites. Each has some textures the other does not. The total is about 10 megs.
#9
Again, thank you for posting this.
02/16/2007 (12:24 pm)
I just started playing around with these textures today. Some of them are quite amazing. Almost all of them "wrap", or "tile" perfectly, and the ones that dont probably wern't meant to.Again, thank you for posting this.
Associate Eric Elwell
My archive of Adam's textures: s87992361.onlinehome.us/Adam/ (includes some extras not listed on the memorial site)