GRUNGE · GANG CORNER
Gang Corner Grunge
Gang corner drawn in the grunge style. A street corner at night under a failing streetlight, shutters down, nobody in frame.
- 9
- preview renders
- Grunge
- art style
- Red
- dominant hue
- 8 October 2026
- artwork updated
What you get
This design renders into 9 of the catalogue formats, each one composed for its own crop. Every size below is the pixel size the target platform actually stores, not a resize of one wide image.
- FiveM info banner1865×108
- FiveM connecting banner1920×320
- FiveM loading screen1920×1080
- Discord server banner960×540
- Discord profile picture300×300
- Forum signature650×250
Dominant hue: Red, measured from the rendered artwork. Aggressive, legible, and the one accent that reads as a warning whether you meant it to or not.
Every render of Gang Corner Grunge
9 formats, each at the size the platform expects. Where the platform accepts motion, the animated encoding it is built to is listed under the still.
FiveM info banner1865×108 · GIF FiveM connecting banner1920×320 · GIF 
FiveM loading screen1920×1080 · MP4 + resource 
Discord server banner960×540 · GIF 
Discord profile picture300×300 · GIF 
Forum signature650×250 · GIF 
Twitch offline screen1920×1080 · MP4 
Twitch panel320×100 · GIF 
Story / Reel1080×1920 · MP4
The grunge style
Torn edges, print texture, heavy grain, desaturated bases. Suits crime and street roleplay far better than a clean gradient.
Grunge is the only style here that uses texture as the subject. The plate is desaturated and damaged, the accent is the single clean thing in the frame, and the contrast between the two is what carries the composition.
It is the right choice for serious crime roleplay, gang servers and anything positioning itself as gritty, and it is the wrong choice for anything that wants to look welcoming. It is also the hardest style to keep legible, because texture competes with type at every size.
Practically: grunge plates need a heavier outline weight on the wordmark than the other three styles, which is why the default stroke setting is higher on these designs. Turning it down makes the lettering sink into the texture.
The gang corner scene
A street corner at night under a failing streetlight, shutters down, nobody in frame.
Deliberately empty and deliberately unglamorous. The light is sodium orange and falls off fast, which leaves most of the frame in the dark and gives a saturated accent nothing to compete with. It is the family where the accent colour does the most visible work, and the one that reads hardest as a claim about what kind of roleplay the server runs.
The same scene is also drawn in anime, painted and photoreal.
Red as a server colour
Aggressive, legible, and the one accent that reads as a warning whether you meant it to or not.
Red carries meaning that no other accent does, which is useful for crime and gang roleplay and unhelpful for a community server trying to look welcoming. Technically it behaves like violet: low enough luminance to carry white text, saturated enough to stay visible at 40 pixels. Pair it with a deep rust secondary rather than a pink one, or the gradient goes synthetic.
Close to this one
Same scene, same style or same hue.
Gang Corner Anime
A street corner at night under a failing streetlight, shutters down, nobody in frame.
Gang Corner Painted
A street corner at night under a failing streetlight, shutters down, nobody in frame.
Gang Corner Photoreal
A street corner at night under a failing streetlight, shutters down, nobody in frame.
Canyon Highway Grunge
A road cut through red rock, long shadows and a hard warm light.
FAM Tools is an independent studio. We are not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games, Cfx.re or the FiveM project, and we neither own nor license any Grand Theft Auto asset. Every graphic shown on this page was drawn and rendered here. Platform names are used only to describe which slot a file is sized for.