A richly colored, vibrant, hand-painted tree bark…
A richly colored, vibrant, hand-painted tree bark…: free seamless organic PBR material with albedo, normal, roughness, metalness, height, AO maps. CC0 licensed.

Crafted from the prompt: "A richly colored, vibrant, hand-painted tree bark texture with elongated, irregular vertical bark plates and winding grooves, featuring a beautiful warm golden-brown and honey-ochre base mixed with rich amber, burnt sienna, chestnut, and deep chocolate-brown shadows. The colors should feel saturated, luminous, and full of life, with strong warm highlights contrasting against dark, recessed crevices, never washed out, gray, muddy, or overly desaturated. Preserve the striking contrast between the glowing golden-orange wood and the lush, vivid moss, using rich mossy greens, vibrant olive, yellow-green, and touches of fresh emerald tucked into cracks and trailing along the bark's natural ridges. The moss should look organically painted into the wood, forming irregular streaks and patches rather than evenly distributed spots. Bark plates should be long, uneven, slightly crooked, and varied in width, with rounded, jagged edges and clear dark separations; preserve large, readable painted shapes, expressive brushwork, and carefully layered highlights and shadows rather than tiny scratches or noisy details. Any branches should taper naturally and carry the same distinctive bark pattern scaled down to their size. The overall appearance should be richly pigmented, painterly, detailed, and visually striking, with the vibrant earthy colors and bold light-dark contrast doing as much work as the texture itself. Create a flat, front-facing 2D bark texture with no tree model, scenery, cast shadows, or lighting effects, suitable for wrapping around a tree trunk, with seamless left and right edges for horizontal tiling and no obvious repeated patterns."
PBR maps included: albedo, normal, roughness, metalness, height, AO. Resolution 1K. Tileable: yes. Download: PNG maps in a ZIP archive. License CC0 (public domain).
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