Green Oak Leaf PBR Decal Set

This 2K PBR decal set features six distinct green oak leaves, provided as a texture atlas for realistic landscape detailing. This collection of six unique oak leaf textures offers a realistic variety of shapes, including intact specimens and leaves with natural insect damage or uneven edges. Each leaf is rendered with a vibrant, light green hue and detailed surface veins, captured via photogrammetry to ensure authentic organic forms. The set is provided as a 2K texture atlas, complete with albedo, displacement, normal, roughness, and opacity maps. The inclusion of a separate opacity channel allows designers to overlay these leaves onto existing ground planes or surfaces without disrupting the underlying material’s properties or base layer.

The download is a 12.2 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, displacement and opacity maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

To integrate these decals, apply the albedo and normal maps to a plane or mesh surface within your rendering software. Use the provided opacity map in the transparency or cutout slot to ensure only the leaf geometry is visible. The displacement map can be utilised in your material graph to add subtle height and depth to the leaves, enhancing their interaction with light and shadow. Adjust the roughness map to fine-tune the specular response of the foliage for different environmental conditions.

These assets are essential for populating landscape renders, architectural visualisations, and exterior scenes requiring natural debris or forest floor details. They pair perfectly with grass, soil, or paving textures to break up repetitive tiling and add a layer of environmental realism. Professionals often use these for garden design, park projects, or woodland visualisations where organic clutter is needed to ground the architecture. Search for these as vegetation decals, forest ground textures, or leaf scatter assets to enhance your site context and environment.