Hey everyone, I didn't post anything for more than month which makes me quite sad. Finally I got more time to spend on 3d art so I made this brick material to refresh my Substance Designer skills. Feedback and critique appreciated. Hopefully I will be able to post more often.
Artstation

Replies
Lucas Annunziata said: That's good question. I wanted to make old brick material for interior scene, but I couldn't find good references for that. So I wanted to create brick material that is quite damaged, but fairly clean at same moment. I was studying different references during the process, but it's mostly product of my imagination. Making materials based on this isn't the best idea, but that's how I worked in this case.