It's mostly a point of honor, but I wanted to show that I can, indeed,
pretty easily generate an image with bricks in perspective. Illustrator
makes it super-easy to create perspective line-art, which is what I used to
create the buildings, door, window and such. I couldn't quite figure out
how to get it to warp the bricks, so I just switched to Photoshop which has
a nice transform->perspective function that does exactly what I wanted.
Yeah, there are stray lines and things aren't exactly lined up perfectly,
but this was mostly just to show that it's not that hard to do and I did
not lack the capability to do it in the previous image, only the motivation
once I lost the source file and would have had to had recreated a lot of
things (perhaps lazy is worse than incapable; fortunately it also protects
me from caring about it).
I don't know if I'll use these
tools commonly or not, but it's nice to know they're available in the
toolbox.
![[perspective transformed, texture mapped brick wall]](images/Drawings/Sketches/bricks-perspective.png "[perspective transformed, texture mapped brick wall]")
