It is a stylised pine tree trunk texture. The tree bark has the peeling effect.

If you are creating a stylised tree, these PBR maps may suit your need.

It is a fan-shape pavement covered by greyish cobblestones which are masked by a thin layer of brownish sand. Edge wear can also be found on these little rocks.

The SBSAR grants users the flexibility to change the numbers of cobblestones and rings, edge wear level, sand level etc. Users can also add puddles to the material though the default texture does not have any sign of puddles.

They are stylized wood planks with exaggerated worn effect and cut.

The SBSAR file allows designers to change the number of planks and nails, gap width, nail size, level of wear, grain size, dirt level etc.

It is a ground covered with broken tiles. Puddles can be found on this material. By close examination, concrete lines can be seen.

The SBSAR file allows users to adjust the tile amount, tilt level, grout depth, number of broken tiles, quantity of cracks, water level of puddles etc.

It is a stylized version of water waves having shiny creases. The material is good for texturing lakes, swimming pools and ponds.

The color, the number and width of shiny edges can be tuned in the SBSAR file.

It is a tree truck texture. Tree barks and mosses can also be found. It is sort of stylized material.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the colors of the wood and mosses. The quantity of mosses can also be adjusted.

It is a fur or hair texture. To be precise, it is more like a stylized material. It is good for making carpets or fur coats. Of course, it is an excellent texture as a stylized animal fur.

It is a very bumpy icy surface made of broken ice. The shiny ice surface reflects the blue sky which tints the ice in blue.

As the ice looks rocky, this texture can act as an uneven ground by changing the colors to grey.