This is a set of 100 sign/sticker decals that you can use to add details to your 2D or 3D artwork in software such as Substance Painter, Photoshop etc.

To quickly add details to your 2D artwork you can use the PNG decals.

To add height/color/roughness details to your 3D artwork inside software such as Substance Painter use the PNG Alphas or Decals.

If you want to change shape/color or resolution/size of the decals you can open the SVG vector files in either Adobe Illustrator or Figma(Free).

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Contents

• 100 Decals/Alphas
• PNG 2048x2048 Decals (transparent files)
• PNG 2048x2048 Alphas
• SVG (Editable vector files)
• Editable PSD file

Fonts

Fonts used for the decals are Bebas Neue and Roboto, you can download these fonts in the links below.

https://www.fontfabric.com/fonts/bebas-neue/#font-styles https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto

Bebas Neue is used for Titles, and Roboto for Body text.

License Info

Commercial use of the DecalsAlphas are permitted but the decals or alphas themselves can not be sold or shared and must be embedded components in media such as a video game, movies, 3D models, Concept Art.

License Types

Single User License - this license is for one person only, you can use it on multiple computers but only one person should have access to it. Good for freelance artists, students, hobbyists, or motivated pro artists.

Team license (up to 10 users) - For teams with up to 10 people. (Only available at https://gum.co/XyHcO)

Team license (Unlimited) - For teams with more then 10 people. (Only available at https://gum.co/XyHcO)

Educational license (Unlimited) - Unlimited number of users at one school location. (Only available at https://gum.co/XyHcO)

Info

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Notes

• The editable PSD only contains 9 of the most detailed and text based decals.
• Photoshop does not allow you to edit the SVG files as it flattens the vector file. Though it maintains the ability to scale it up and down without losing any quality.

Credits

Original SVG vector work. By: Stian Johannessen

Presentation & management By: Jonas Ronnegard