A highly detailed close-up surface of traditional old…
A highly detailed close-up surface of traditional old…: free seamless stone PBR material with albedo, normal, roughness, AO, and metalness maps. CC0 licensed.
Crafted from the prompt: "A highly detailed close-up surface of traditional old terracotta roof tiles arranged in overlapping horizontal rows. The tiles are made of aged reddish-orange and burnt terracotta ceramic, with significant variation in color and weathering from tile to tile.
Each individual tile has a curved, semi-cylindrical shape with pronounced raised edges and dark recessed gaps where the tiles overlap. The surface is heavily weathered, displaying irregular dark brown and black stains, faded orange areas, pale beige mineral deposits, small cracks, scratches, pits, and patches of dirt. Some tiles show subtle greenish discoloration and traces of moss or biological growth, particularly in recessed and moisture-prone areas.
The tiles have a rough, porous ceramic surface with visible grain and small imperfections. Their colors range from rusty orange and terracotta red to dark brown, gray-brown, and muted beige. The deep shadows between the overlapping tiles create strong natural depth and emphasize the layered construction.
The overall appearance is old, rustic, historic, and heavily exposed to the elements. The material would work particularly well for medieval, Mediterranean, Roman, fantasy, Gothic, or abandoned architectural environments."
PBR maps included: albedo, normal, roughness, height, ambient occlusion, metalness. Resolution 1K. License CC0 (public domain).
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