
15 Handprint Decals & Alphas – Human, Skeletal & Creature Hands
15 Handprint Decals & Alphas – Surface Storytelling Toolkit
Add believable storytelling details to your characters, props and environments in seconds.
This collection contains 15 unique handprint designs, including human, skeletal, damaged and creature-inspired variations. Every design is supplied in left and right-hand versions, making it easy to create natural-looking trails, interactions and environmental details.
The maps can be used to create handprints made from dirt, dust, mud, paint, blood, moisture or any other material directly inside your preferred texturing application.
Perfect for
Horror and survival environments
Abandoned buildings and interiors
Doors, walls, windows and glass surfaces
Creature trails and monster encounters
Character clothing and armor
Props, vehicles and weapons
Sculpted, embossed or engraved details
Game environments and cinematic assets
Included
15 unique handprint designs
30 left and right-hand variations
Black and white masks
Ambient Occlusion maps
Normal maps
PNG files
TGA files
Organized folders and consistent file naming
Preview contact sheet
Total: 180 texture files, assuming the three map types are included in PNG and TGA for every left/right variation.
Compatible software
Adobe Substance 3D Painter
Adobe Substance 3D Designer
ZBrush
Blender
Photoshop
3DCoat
Mari
Any application that supports PNG or TGA textures
Resolution: 4096 × 4096 px
Normal format: OpenGL, DirectX o ambos.
Maps: Mask, Ambient Occlusion, Normal y, si lo añades, Height.
Files: PNG, TGA.
Number of unique designs: 15.
Important
These assets are texture-based handprints and surface detailing resources. They are not anatomical hand models or complete ZBrush sculpting brushes.
Colors and materials shown in the promotional images are demonstration examples. The pack contains grayscale masks and supporting texture maps, not pre-colored blood or dirt textures.
You will get 1 file
All files previously purchased will always be available for download in your Library