
This set of twenty paper postcards features diverse global landscape imagery, provided as a 3D model for Blender and compatible formats. This collection consists of twenty individual rectangular postcards, each featuring unique photographic prints of international landmarks, coastal scenes, and mountainous terrain. The cards are rendered with thin, flat profiles, mimicking the standard weight and texture of printed cardstock. The assortment covers a wide range of environments, from European cityscapes and historic fortifications to natural vistas and night-lit monuments. Each piece maintains consistent scale, allowing for realistic scatter or arrangement across flat surfaces. The set provides a versatile range of visual content suitable for adding narrative detail to interior scenes.
The download is a 22.7 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format holding 20 separate objects.
In the native Blender file, these postcards are organised as individual meshes, allowing for easy distribution using particle systems or manual placement. Users can adjust the rotation and stacking height to simulate natural clutter on desks, sideboards, or coffee tables. The textures are mapped to simple planar geometry, ensuring they remain lightweight for high-density staging. Materials can be modified to adjust reflectivity or paper grain as required for specific lighting conditions, such as close-up macro shots.
These postcards are ideal for styling residential living areas, home offices, and hospitality environments such as hotel lobbies or travel-themed cafe interiors. They pair effectively with travel-related decor, vintage luggage, or desk accessories to create authentic, lived-in vignettes. Professionals can use these assets to populate shelves, display units, or work surfaces during the final stages of visualisation to enhance the sense of human presence and history within a room. They are particularly useful for projects requiring a curated, eclectic aesthetic.
Paper Postcard Set with Diverse Global Landscapes
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.