The Free Graphics Store - 14 Gradient Backgrounds By Luisa Klose

If you can't find the graphic you want in our archives, then try our custom Google site search (which appears in the top and bottom left hand corners of every upgraded page on our site).

Google will search all our pages as well as similar pages on the Net. This will often help you locate precisely the kind of graphic you're looking for fairly quickly.

You can also try our Resources section, which provides lists of many different kinds of graphics.

We haven't fully upgraded the Resources directory yet (so you may find some broken links there). But many visitors have told us over the years that it's been a great help to them.

It might be for you as well.

All the images on this page were produced by Guest Artist Luisa Klose (pictured at right)

Luisa was born in Colombia, South America and studied art at Carnegie-Mellon University and the Slade School of Art at the University of London before settling into a loft-style condominium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she lives today with 4 cats and her musical companion Fred McIntosh.

Luisa has created complete 24-colour sets of gradient buttons, banners and backgrounds for use on web pages. And on this page we're very proud to present a selection of her gradient buttons to help give you an idea of what these strikingly unusual images look like.

Luisa's artworks are sold by a number of galleries (both online and offline). She also used to have a web site where she made her complete web graphics collection available but this has now disappeared from the Net. However it may resurface at some time in the future and if it does, we'll happily re-link to it.

All images on this page are JPGs and are displayed at a standard size of 550 pixels. Their actual size varies between 776 and 800 pixels.
The individual weight of the images varies between 2,256 and 2,817 bytes (average: 2,580 bytes)
To view a page that uses any one of these backgrounds along with a 16-colour contrast chart, the image type and weight and an example of how anti-aliased graphics would look against it, move your cursor over the image of your choice and click your left mouse button.

To save these graphics....

To download any individual image, move your cursor over the image of your choice, click your right mouse button and select "Save Image As..." or "Save Picture As...." [use with Internet Explorer or Firefox]
To download all images on this page via FTP (35K), simply click here!

This page last updated: 24-Sep-2008