Concrete Tank Tops

Mid-Century Modern Pattern No.14 - Black and White Concrete // geometric pattern design made with black and white concrete textures

Easter egg - textured concrete, isolated on white background. Watercolor monochrome painting. Design for background, cover and packaging, Easter and food illustration, greeting card.

Photo of concrete paving.

concrete icosahedron gmtrx

Stripped concrete wall texture in a almost perfect pattern.

Rusty concrete texture on rough surface.

Old concrete wall.

Old concrete texture.

Dirty concrete texture.

Rusty concrete texture.

Concrete definition, it's just better.

Faded concrete texture.

Faded concrete texture.

Eroding cracked concrete wall from water leakage.

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Fanciful Illustration featuring residents enjoying the Barbican Estate in London.

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Green cracked concrete wall leakage.

If U Think I Am An Asshole Concrete Finisher Mother

Working Class Hero. Concrete mixer beige with wings, pickaxe and shovel.

Turtle crossing.

Easter egg - textured bright concrete, isolated on white background. Watercolor colorful textured painting. Design for background, cover and packaging, Easter and food illustration, greeting card.

Easter egg - textured colorful concrete isolated on white background. Patterned watercolor floral painting. For background, cover, wrapping and packaging, Easter and food illustration, greeting card.

Grey concrete, vintage wood pattern

Water leaking from concrete surface breakage.

Retro concrete wall with cracked surface.

Concrete Jungle was a San Francisco-based skate shop and manufacturer of Fog Town decks from the late 1980s. They had a solid shop team made up of local talent including Danny Sargent, Micke Reyes, Noah Salasnek, Aaron Vincent and Mike Archimedes to name a few. In addition to producing decks, Concrete Jungle also developed Borgy Copers with a few outside riders including Tommy Guerrero, Bryce Kanights, and Eric Dressen. Around San Francisco, they were THE shop for skaters to get their gear, be it a new pair of kicks or new setup, so it was sad to see them go so early on...

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Inspired by a photo we took in Palm Springs

I took some photos of some old, worn and weathered concrete and glued them together in Photoshop. That looked very drab, but then I added stripes! Stripes of varying thickness! Wow.

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Concrete Texture