Y Brick 44

Posted on June 11, 2019 by Jeff Thomann

Stock Photo of Stone Bricks on a wall Y Brick 44 is a stock photo of White/Yellow Bricks that I shot many years ago that you can find on Turbosquid by clicking on the above image or by clicking on this text.

This is a digital photo that I shot many years ago. Portions of photos like this can be copied and pasted in to various photo manipulation programs such Photoshop to create interesting backgrounds for websites or creative projects, or can be used in various ways as textures in 3d software programs such as Blender, Lightwave, Maya, 3D Studio Max, etc.

a Few keywords related to this image are yellow, white, brick, cement, concrete, masonry, architecture, church, exterior, rural, building, pattern, block, square.

Concrete on Crack

Posted on March 2, 2013 by Jeff Thomann

Concrete on Crack

© 2013 Jeff Thomann, (aka Mastermesh)

This digital photo collection of bricks is available for purchase now at Turbosquid. This collection is great for pulling textures from for your various 3d projects.

Brick Collection

Posted on March 2, 2013 by Jeff Thomann

Bricks 1-2-2011 Collection:

This digital photo collection of bricks is available for purchase now at Turbosquid. This collection is great for pulling textures from for your various 3d projects.

Ghetto Bell

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Jeff Thomann

Inspired by various other ‘ghetto bells’ I’ve seen in various places online, and various blogs and websites that talk about how great of an exercise the kettle bell is, the other day I decided to create my own ghetto bell. A ghetto bell is a home made kettle bell substitute…

Here is this lovely beauty:
Ghetto Bell

I will probably use it after work since I keep it in the trunk of my car. It sits next to my ‘Samurai crowbars,’
samuari crobars

which I plan to use to do workouts that are similar to the Phayze’s Shovel Glove Moves:

I tried the ghetto bell out today and did about 10 kettle bell swings from between the legs to over head and it is very nice movement and weight, and then did a few shoulder flies with it and it works very nicely. Back was not used to that load, but as I practice it more I will get more and more used to it I think. It’s tough staying with your shoulders far enough back to not hurt your back like you are supposed to do with these sort of heavy swings, but it’s far from impossible. Trick is keeping tailbone and lower back tucked in somewhat, and shoulders back.

36 512×512 pixel seamless brick textures that have 24 bit depth.

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

I have uploaded 36 512×512 pixel seamless brick textures that have 24 bit depth to Turbosquid. These images are available at http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/566147?referral=mastermesh. The photos these were taken from are some photos I took of a church a few years ago. I had never made them seamless til today. Hopefully someone will have uses for these photos. Here’s a small summary image that shows what the bundle looks like: seamless white brick textures sample

Turbosquid Links

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

Turbosquid Links

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

Turbosquid Links

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

Turbosquid Links

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

A couple more images are on Turbosquid

Posted on January 4, 2010 by Jeff Thomann

I added descriptions to a couple of more images on Turbosquid this morning.

a few more photos on turobsquid

Posted on December 29, 2009 by Jeff Thomann

Here’s a few more photos of concrete that I’ve created as assets over on Turbosquid. I only have about 125 more images over there to add descriptions too before I’m finally caught up with adding descriptions to each photo I’ve uploaded there. This is a pretty time consuming task since it takes about one minute per photo to add details to, maybe even more than that if I’m adding a lot of detailed descriptions. I like taking photos of textures like this for my own reference files, as well as to provide images to others to use. A lot of people that buy things from turbosquid are in the game design market as well as the web design market, so they have a never-ending need for texture photos so that they can add detail to the 3d models in their video games, movies, websites, etc.

I have not been too highly active at Turbosquid for a couple of years, until recently. Believe it or not these images were uploaded way back in August of 2008, but I didn’t add descriptions to them until today, so no one but me could see them til now!