Cameron Moll, the American freelance new media designer, author, and speaker, who’s feed I subscribe to, has come up with a beaut of a post for all of you wishing to do a little experimenting with creating some great worn, “been through the washing machine” effects.

If you are too lazy to visit his site, which I strongly recommend you get off your ass and do, I have copied the great links he refers to and pasted them below:

• Jason Gaylor’s Photoshop brushes: Worn I, Worn II, Worn III, Fresh Foliage I, Fresh Foliage II, Grafitti I, Tasty Tattoo
• Misprinted Type: Photoshop brushes
• Veer: Worn typefaces
• MyFonts: Distressed typefaces
• Type Embellishments One
• How-to: Worn + “bulletproof” liquid layout
• How-to: Worn type using CSS
• How-to: Worn/weathered/stamped look
• iStockphoto: “grunge” vector and raster artwork

As you may have noticed I have used a couple of these techniques before 🙂

Have a look through these links, get inspired, and unleash those creative juices.