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Two disconnected unequal wall-side remnants with inward paint curls and a wide open corridor.

Opposing unequal wall sides

Two disconnected unequal wall-side remnants with inward paint curls and a wide open corridor.

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From the pack Cracked Plaster and Damaged Wall Overlays

28 PNGs made to match, so they sit together in one design.

  • A long tapering plaster crack with two unequal branches and chipped pale shoulders.
  • A narrow stair-stepped recessed wall crack with two short branches and granular plaster shoulders.
  • A shallow solid concrete impact scar with rough plaster scales and five uneven radiating branches.
  • Two unequal winding plaster lips with curled paint and a clear vertical gap between them.
  • An irregular group of pale sage-gray crazed paint plates separated by open branching channels.
  • A broad curled off-white paint sheet attached to a small rough plaster anchor.
  • A low thin blistered paint bridge between two small plaster anchors with open space underneath.
  • Three unequal curled paint tongues hanging from a shared narrow upper remnant.
  • A scraped white paint divider thinning from a rough left lip into attached forked flake ends.
  • Three uneven paint and limewash ledges on a connected chalky wall core.
  • A solid red brick and mortar patch exposed within ragged white plaster.
  • Two staggered broken brick courses with incomplete mortar and an uneven stepped outline.
  • A solid shallow concrete spall patch with embedded gray aggregate and a chipped plaster rim.
  • Rough pale limestone and mortar partly covered by thin cracked lime render.
  • A torn gypsum wall remnant with beige facing-paper curls, attached fibers and exposed white chalk core.
  • Three weathered timber laths joined at one end by crumbling plaster with open gaps between the strips.
  • A narrow connected plaster top lip with a deeply uneven lower edge and attached teeth.
  • A slender vertical plaster edge with a long lifted paint lip and a small exposed brick section.
  • A rising diagonal stepped render band with coarse edges and short exposed brick teeth.
  • A low connected brick footer topped by unequal plaster crests and small open voids.
  • Two unequal plaster arms joined at a chipped rounded L-corner with an attached paint curl.
  • Two disconnected unequal wall-side remnants with inward paint curls and a wide open corridor.
  • A connected low plaster sill and unequal notched arms forming an open-top surround.
  • An asymmetrical broken plaster ring with a broad left shoulder, small paint curl and brick at the right rim.
  • A wide low jagged wall slot between unequal plaster lips connected by short end bridges.
  • A tall jagged four-sided plaster window with a widened upper shoulder and broken brick sill.
  • An undercut side-entry wall breach with a narrow right mouth, broad inner void and overhanging paint tongue.
  • Two unequal jagged wall openings separated by one crumbling brick pier and joined by rough plaster rims.
Open pack
  • A shallow lower band of clear soap bubbles beneath open transparent space.
  • Curved fern frond shadow with small leaflets and varied focus.
  • A low elliptical wet foam collar with an open center and irregular cells.
  • A single ice cube with rounded edges, bubbles and small internal cracks.
  • A broken water ring with a clear center and detached droplets.
  • Four thin paper streamers and sparse confetti bursting from the lower sides. The remaining content area and all gaps are transparent.
  • Corner glow in a soft coral to peach gradient with translucent feathered edges.
  • Three separate lightning channels of different lengths and branching patterns.
  • Polished silver chrome four long primary arms alternating with four shorter diagonal arms.
  • Three staggered off-white torn paper margins overlapping in one long horizontal border.
  • White eight-ray photographic flare with fine diagonal and vertical diffraction rays.
  • Dense tiny beads occur in several connected islands with dry channels between them.