This set of exposed brick as transparent PNGs can be used in any program that will support *.PNG files. Photoshop, GIMP, PSP, and many more. These images are extremely high resolution, with the average size being about 2800 x 2800 pixels @ 300 dpi. That being the case, they are broken up into two downloads.
The first download are all of the red bricks, and the second is made up of the multicolored, more grayish bricks. Alternately, for those that don’t need high resolution, I have a low res version, where the images are about 800 x 800 pixels.
These images are made to look like the plaster (or other wall material) has chipped away and is revealing the brick wall beneath.
Programs: Photoshop, GIMP, PSP, and many more
Images: 8 (Gray) & 6 (Red) & 14 (Low Resolution)
Size: 45.3MB (Gray) & 35.2MB (Red) & 7.53MB (Low Resolution)
Download the red brick images
Download the gray brick images
Download the low resolution brick images
Please read my terms of use before downloading!
Tip:
You can use these in just about any program out there that will accept PNGs (and most do). Just select all, copy, and paste onto your wall texture.
These include some cracks and “roughness” around some of the edges of the bricks, which should look good on its own or which you can use to build upon – adding more rough edges to the material surrounding the bricks. Or, you can just erase those cracks and use just the brick sections.
In Photoshop, if you want to change the angle of the images, choose Edit > Transform and Flip Horizontal or Flip Vertical to get all new shapes!
20 Responses to “Exposed Brick Transparent PNGs Images”
thanks big time from boston!!
Thank you so much!
Thank so much, from Buenos Aires
Thank you so much! I can use these on my Christmas cards….
Thank you again… from Philippines
Awesome! Thanks so much. These will be great for embellishing Xmas and garden phots. Best wishes.
Awesome work; thank you very much!
Thank you! Will come in quite handy!
Thanks so much for sharing :)
thank you from South Africa, really will use these
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
From Brazil!
Many thanks from Calgary
Um…I can’t get them because they’re in a ZIP file. But my ZIP files are opened with internet explorer and I don’t know how to change it back to a ZIP file. If that makes sense…
@Allison: Well, I understand what you’re saying, but you need to unzip the ZIP file. I have instructions on how to do so in my sidebar, under “Getting Started”, where it says “Unzipping the File”
Or here’s a direct link: http://www.obsidiandawn.com/how-to-unzip-a-file
Ah~ Thank you. :D
So, I’ve gone on a bit of a shopping spree. Okay, its not a shopping spree, considering I didn’t spend any money– which surprises me because the quality of a lot of your stuff should. I’ve got a bit of a project in mind, working with the Sims 2 game and editing some of the objects inside it. I could definably use your textures and images as well as your brushes. In fact, I’ll probably be getting a lot of use out of your stuff, but I was wondering if they were okay to use in minaps for characters and RP sites? Email @ audreytaylor34@msn.com
Thank-you so much for sharing all your splendid work! it’s very much appreciated :)
These are great! Thank you.
I can’t believe this! I go on a wild Brushhunt convinced that NO one would’ve made Brickwall brushes exactly like these (since, you know, Im an obscure artist type who’s lazy to paint such things) and then I read (and click) a link in some random post on a chinese website…and it brings me back here (the first time was with the Vector foliage brushes).
SO, in closing, Run away with me…now…please..quick, before you change your mind! (and I wont succumb to a silly answer like…”I’m STILL Taken ya know” etc
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