The DesignerCandies Bullet Pack is a heavyweight set of graphic design ammunition - use them responsibly.
I think I best start this post with a disclosure: these bullets are not real and cannot be loaded into guns, so please don't try. They are merely pixels. Do however use them to create wicked good mixtape covers, movie posters and things like that.
Without encroaching on Jeff Finley's brand, I'd describe these bullet renders as “Weapons of mass creation” – would you agree?
Other Useful Resources:
- Glass Shard PNGs
- Thick Industrial Paint Brushes for Photoshop
- 3D Gold Letters for Photoshop
- Transparent PNG Water Droplets
I know nothing about guns or bullets so I can't tell you what type of bullets these are (maybe someone else can in the comments), but I can tell you that there are three different types of bullet included in the download, each one rendered in exceptionally high quality and from multiple different angles.
The pack includes a total of 16 unique renders. Two of those renders are a “collection” or “stack” of bullets stood up next to one another, the others are high resolution isolated bullets.
File details:
Each bullet is rendered at around 1500px by 1500px at 300dpi resolution, although each render does vary slightly. There are 16 unique renders in transparent .PNG format included in this download.
28 comments
Soo cool! 😀
Enjoy ’em dude!
What Luck! Just got hit with a project that needed just this!!!
Did I mention we’re your new favourite graphic resource website? 😛
Thank you for bringing out this render! Just what i needed. Thank you
You’re welcome, Charley! don’t forget to mention stuff you need in the Suggestion Box 😉 Maybe others need it too 🙂
These are awesome as you are for putting them here for us.
Thank you.
You’re welcome @disqus_p9bb0dS9T6:disqus! Hope you can put them to good use 🙂
Oh Yeah Nice Resource! download begin. Thanks DC
Thanks @dennybusyet:disqus!
Great looking stuff… only thing is Firearm clients are pretty particular with markings on the casings etc… make sure they’re accurate (i.e. 12 GA should be on a shotgun shell, 270 Winchester shouldn’t be on a handgun round, and that one recessed looking primer is a bad thing, and the primers should be fresh on an unfired round, smooth with no ding in the center). In a precision industry like ammo & firearms, things like that get called out. Amazing looking renders & textures, just hoping to save someone an embarrassing moment. Thanks for addressing a need that has been largely ignored in our market.
Hey i just found this website yesterday and this is now my favorite website behind Youtube lol.
I really love the 3D render pack. I would love to see some gun packs like, handguns , assult rifles, maybe some big flashy jewelry , like blinged out watches and chains. Sorry to be so blunt but these are the type of things that attract my target audience / my clients
And maybe some yellow crime tape and maybe some finger prints lol
wonderful i like it thanks Adam
Happy to share them! 🙂
It’s very nice
thanks for sharing this
You’re very welcome!
Can’t able to download it… 🙁
Are you downloading on a computer or mobile device? Downloads seem to be working fine here.
I tried by my computer… it’s like everytime 63.4kb file downloaded here.. and which cant even open.
That means the file isn’t downloading properly. Make sure you have a strong internet connection and try clearing your cache. The downloads are working fine over here.
Thank u so much.. finally it’s work. and once again thanks a lot for.. sharing a superb 3D render pack… 🙂
you have a good sense of detail. Thanks for sharing this brillian artwork freely and uncopyrighted. 🙂
You have a good sense of detail. Thanks for sharing this brillian artwork freely and uncopyrighted. Appreciate that 🙂
somethings a little off with those headstamps…
It’s stupid to wrote ” Designer Candies ” and to have a png background because we can’t download with png but just wit jpeg… please fix that and give juste a png file !
You need to be a member to download the PNGs
Really great job!! Can we use them freely? Are they Creative Commons licensed? How does it work? Thank you!