A set of Photoshop & GIMP patterns composed of various flames & fire textures. They are entirely seamless, and they’re all very high resolution.
Be sure to check out our Flames Photoshop & GIMP Brushes and our tutorial on creating realistic looking flames!
Warning: This is a big download – 90MB!
Programs: Photoshop 7+, Photoshop Elements 2+
Patterns: 20
Size: 89.4MB
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29 Responses to “Fire Photoshop Patterns”
Hi just wondering… do these not work with GIMP?
Melody: I don’t think that GIMP has made it so that Photoshop 7 patterns work with it, yet. I may be mistaken, however. Let me know if you find out!
I know brushes were made to work, but wasn’t sure about patterns and didn’t want to advertise falsely. :)
goooooooooooood
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These are amazing…..thank you, Stephanie!
Thanks heaps for these patterns. Was just what my design needed. Luv em!!
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“Hi just wondering… do these not work with GIMP?”
They do work. Do the same thing u do with brushes. Make a folder, put the patterns in. In GIMP, Go EDIT—>PREFERENCES. At the bottom on the left is FOLDERS. Click the arrow next to it, then select PATTERNS. Type the path of your Pattern folder into the text box, make sure to unselect the brushes folder already there, and click the leftmost toolbar button (The page with a corner turned down). Click OK, Quit and Reload GIMP, And ur done. I still have to work out how to access them. I’ll comment later.
To access the pattern, Use the bucket Fill tool and in Preferences, Set o pattern fill and choose the pattern.
When I download the pack Winrar and 7-zip keep saying that the Archive has an unsuspected ending
@JHDE: I just double checked it and didn’t have any trouble unzipping it in either of my programs (although they’re not Winrar or 7Zip). However, with this being such a large download, the chances of something getting corrupted along the way is greater. I’d say that it may have just been a bad download. Try it again, and let me know if you still have trouble?
smart move brushes r wonderful…mindblowing
Thankyou!
Great brush :)
Thankyou for sharing this with us =)
i love these patterns ^.^
good for my curent client- thank you.
Will try to use in paint shop too
Amazing …Thanks for making such nice pattern . keep the good work up :)
These are just what I needed. Many thanks.
are these patterns for styles?
@Wondering: You can use them for layer styles, yep. They’re not the same thing as “Photoshop Styles”, though – these are patterns, which you can apply to all kinds of things – much like you would a style. Hope that helps! I also have a tutorial on how to use Photoshop patterns. Check my sidebar, for “Using Patterns” :)
Merci boucoup! (If I spelt that correctly) Thank you so much!!
thank you i just needed your patterns
does this pack work with illustrator cs2 and how do i “install” it?
I copy the file PAT file to the folder of swatches/patterns in illustrator but i cant find them in the program.
Thanks
@dcsscd: I don’t think it’ll work with Illustrator, nope. I don’t believe Illustrator can use patterns, or at least not PAT (Photoshop) patterns. However, there are ways to “import” the pattern, once placed, into Illustrator… I’m just not all that familiar with them, as I don’t use patterns much. Also, you could download the image pack, and use those – they’re just the JPGs I used to make the patterns, and – when placed together – will still be seamless.
They weren’t really made for Illustrator, though, nope.
so how would one add a layer style in photoshop elements? Are you able to in elements? Because I can’t find the button anywhere :S
@Kailey: I’m not sure about Elements and how to do it. However, I DO know you CAN do it. You’d be best off to search for “layer style photoshop elements” and see what you come up with. It may be called something else, even – in fact, if I remember right, it is – but doing that search should still net you some results.
Good luck, and sorry I couldn’t help! Been a while since I used Elements.
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