Royalty Free Elements

[Rovingjack]

that's kind of nice, and what's more it inspires me with an idea. I actually created my own signet ring a while back and used to to stamp the top of my message in a bottle project, (which I'm doing another of soon.) Though I'd spaced on the fact that I had it and now I'm thinking I could use elements like this in some other projects. So I will have to make some of my own.

[Chel]

Second offering, these were rough drafts for gem cards for a board game.
As the gent never paid me, they are now yours!

Some rough gem stones in various cuts. I thought these might be useful as map markers or simply
flavour art. The PSD contains 5 gems on a single page at 200 dpi. Each stone is on its own layer.

Ruby
Sapphire
Amethyst
Emerald
Pearl

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[Ascension]

These looks really nice, very professional. I might just make my own cards (cardstock) with these as the backs.

[ritalee76]

Very nice PSD's... I just love the wax seal I'm a sucker for things like that... Will have to incorporate that one into my game

[Gandwarf]

Thanks, repped!

[altasilvapuer]

Heh! I'm not always so active. Every now and then I pull a hermit and drop off the map...

No pun intended?

Love the wax seal and the gem cards! I'd rep you, but it seems I already did.

-asp

[Chel]

No pun intended?

Love the wax seal and the gem cards! I'd rep you, but it seems I already did.

-asp

Pun distinctly intended. Also.. it's true I think I was absent for about 8 months or more. Ahem..

[Gamerprinter]

Yes, Chelsea, I noticed your absence for the past few months. Its good seeing you stick your head in every once in a while. How's school and how are things back home in Alaska?

You should visit more often.

GP

[mbartelsm]

To use the psd, put the content of the shield on a single layer set to soft light 100% and duplicate it to Color burn 100%



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[arsheesh]

Nice work, thanks for making it freely available to the community!

Cheers,
-Arsheesh