We’re getting into the Holiday spirit early this year here at Obsidian Dawn, to give all of you some extra time to work on those Christmas designs. There’s more to come along these lines, so make sure you’re subscribed to our RSS or our Newsletter!

This set of dangling christmas ornaments and ribbons 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 1300 x 2500 pixels @ 300 dpi.

For those that don’t need high resolution, I have a low res version, where the images are about 800 x 1600 pixels.

The ornaments and ribbons come in all kinds of combinations of red, green, gold, and silver. Some ornaments are on their own, some with ribbons, and some ribbons are on their own so that you can mix and match to your <3′s content.

I’ve added an Obsidian Dawn group at Flickr, where you can share your work created using Obsidian Dawn resources. Please feel free to join and upload your images! I plan on checking in there regularly to check stuff out. There’s a link in the sidebar, as “Share Images” under the “Other Links” section or click on the Flickr icon beneath the “Follow Us” section – for future reference.

This set of Adobe Illustrator vectors is composed of various shapes of snowflakes. Some are perfectly symmetrical, some are more roughly hand “drawn” (much like those unique real flakes!).

These vectors can come in several different formats. You can download these in various formats:

• AI 8+ (which includes both AI and EPS files – made for Illustrator 8 and above)
• AI CS (which includes both AI and EPS files – made for Illustrator CS and above)
• SVG vector files

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.

Quick note about Obsidian Dawn’s RSS feed. I apparently failed to change an obscure setting at Feedburner and those of you that subscribed to RSS since the redesign may not be getting updates. My apologies for that! It should be working fine now. Not sure why I seem to have been cursed when it comes to the RSS and the redesign, but I suppose I should be thankful that the rest turned out fairly well!

A set of Photoshop & GIMP brushes composed of various glitter and sparkles designs. These are all high resolution, with the average size being about 1500 pixels.

This set includes “curtains” of glitter, lines and wavy lines of sparkles, various clusters of glitter and sparkles, glittery textures, several beautiful glittery swirls, a few individual glittery shapes, glitter “shooting out” from one source, and several glitter and sparkle scatter brushes (the kind that will allow YOU to paint your own glitter!), and much more!

This is a single stock image of a digital camouflage pattern. The image is entirely seamless. This tileable texture is 600 x 600 pixels.

Since stock images are less easily made into “sets” (well, sometimes), I’ll be adding single stock images like this from time to time. Commercial licenses are available for single stock images, as well – at $1 per image.