Description
3D crystal, not flat graphics — royalty free vj clips collection
VJ Loops Pack – Black Glass | 3D Crystal Visuals for Techno, Clubs & LED Screens
Black Glass VJ Clips with Faceted Crystal Structures
Black glass VJ loops built as high-polygon 3D crystal: sharp edges, cut facets and specular highlights on structures rendered almost entirely in shadow. The set runs from dense crystal fields and tunnels drawn into a vanishing point to gothic arches, wireframe domes, ring portals and kaleidoscopic mandalas assembled from shards. Colour is close to monochrome — black, charcoal and gunmetal, with white and silver highlights carrying a faint olive tint.
Thirty seamless loops in Full HD 1920×1080 at 60 fps, supplied as Mov and DXV. They import straight into Resolume Arena, Arkaos, Modul8, VDMX and MadMapper. At 60 fps the moving highlights travel smoothly along each edge instead of stepping, which is where slower renders of glass usually fall apart.
Produced by VJ’s for VJ’s
Dark Crystal Visuals for VJs, Clubs and Immersive Rooms
Made for VJs and club residents, techno, EDM and industrial promoters, festival and concert production teams, rental and staging companies, immersive rooms and projection mapping studios, luxury brand launches, fashion shows and streaming channels. The near-monochrome palette also makes the pack a neutral base — a tint or colourise takes the whole set to any brand colour in one move. More options in our VJ loops packs.
On a club wall the structures give a flat surface genuine depth, and because the frames stay dark the lighting rig keeps the room. This is content for the heavy part of the night rather than a colourful peak-time wall. Produced by New Media Artist Alexander Kuiava and the LIME ART GROUP studio in Vienna. Royalty-free licence, instant download, no subscription.
Faceted black glass video backgrounds & crystal structures
Look image preview of single vj loops by LIME ART GROUP.
Quality of images is a bit compressed for better website performance.
Resolution
Full HD 1920×1080
Frame Rate
60 Fps
Encoding
Mov & Dxv
Quantity
30 clips
Crystal built out of shadow
Techno, EDM & Dark Club Stages
Content for the heavy part of the night. Real geometry gives a flat wall depth, and dark frames leave the room to the lighting designer.
Immersive Rooms & Projection Mapping
Tunnels with a strong vanishing point extend a real corridor or arch. Unlit surfaces stay black instead of glowing grey.
Editing, Titles & Product Film
Near-colourless glass takes a brand tint in one step while the highlights stay white. Clean, expensive-looking beds for titles and launch films.
Frequently asked questions about Black Glass – Video Art Collection
I run a weekly resident night — does one purchase cover all of it?
It does, indefinitely. The royalty-free licence has no cap on how many nights, seasons, venues or countries you play, and it never needs renewing. Residencies, tours, festivals, client bookings and paid streams are all inside it. The single limit is that the files belong to you alone — no reselling and no passing them to another operator.
Is the download automatic, or does someone have to send it to me?
Fully automatic. The links appear in your account here the second the payment clears, and the same links are emailed to you in parallel. A person only gets involved if something goes wrong: message us your order number and we will open a Google Drive or MEGA mirror.
What is inside Vol.50?
- 30 seamless loops of faceted black glass structures, tunnels and mandalas.
- Full HD 1920×1080 at 60 fps.
- Mov and DXV versions of every clip.
- Near-monochrome: black, charcoal and gunmetal with silver highlights.
- Permanent royalty-free licence, instant delivery.
Can I get these in a custom colour, or are the 3D project files included?
The project files are not part of the pack — you receive rendered video only. In practice you rarely need them: because the material is almost colourless, a tint or colourise effect in Resolume, Arkaos or your editor pushes the whole set into any brand colour in a single step, and the specular highlights stay white so the glass still reads as glass.
Do the tunnel clips work for projection mapping onto real architecture?
They are among the better clips for it. A tunnel with a strong vanishing point extends a real corridor, stairwell or arch when the projection is aligned to the actual perspective, and the near-black frames mean unlit surfaces simply stay dark instead of glowing grey. Start with a tunnel or arch clip, match the centre point to the room’s own, and the geometry does the rest.
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