BRICKFORM STAMPS

A natural stone texture characterized by a continuous coarse with several distinguishing veins. 

Rough hand-tooled stones arranged in an ashlar pattern.

A staggered pattern of cobblestone with smooth joints and rounded edges.

Used bricks in a basket weave pattern with smooth un-grouted joints.

A natural stone surface with a sandy texture that includes clefts which leave a layered experience.

Combining multiple wood grains to offer a bold, pronounced exposed grain texture.

6" wide planks

A rough natural stone, hand-tooled to create a chipped and fragmented texture.

Heavily textured random fieldstones.

A border of new bricks laid side-by-side.

Similar to the slate texture with the addition of a lightly sanded appearance across the entire texture field.

A sanded slate stone surface that utilizes dips, ridges and veins to creat a continuously changing texture across the entire surface.

A weatherworn brick surface with an uneven texture and rounded broken edges.

A border of slate rectangles laid side-by-side.

A variety of textured limestone, marble, and granite makes this one of the most intricate and varied textures available. There is immense history behind these stones; the very same ones that surround the Pathenon and the  Acropolis.

A running bond pattern with smooth joints.

Flagstones with hand chiseled edges grouped in a random formation.

Hand-tooled slate in a basket weave pattern.

A naturally laminated stone texture split along parallel planes, hand-tooled to create a more pronounced, chipped, fragmented texture with small, deep joints.