About this asset

This 2K PBR seamless ice material features a complex network of white fractures against a deep green translucent base. The texture presents a visually dense, organic pattern of interconnected cracks reminiscent of fractured ice or crystalline structures. The base colour transitions through various shades of mossy and forest green, while the veins of the cracks appear as bright, high-contrast white lines. This material is designed to mimic the depth and refractive qualities of cold, solid matter. It includes a complete set of PBR maps, allowing for precise control over surface reflections, displacement height, and overall roughness, ensuring that the material reacts realistically to light in any 3D environment.

The download is an 18.9 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Engineered for flexibility, this PBR asset is fully tileable across both axes, preventing visible seams even on large-scale geometry. Professionals should load the albedo, normal, and displacement maps into the corresponding nodes of their rendering engine’s material editor. Given its 2K resolution, it is best applied to mid-range surfaces or as a detail layer. Adjust the displacement scale to suit the required depth, and use the roughness map to modulate the surface’s specular response under various lighting conditions.

This material is ideal for winter-themed interior scenes, luxury retail displays, or abstract architectural visualisations requiring a unique, organic aesthetic. It pairs effectively with polished metals or dark, minimalist stone surfaces to create high-contrast focal points. Architects and designers can use this texture to add a tactile, frozen quality to bar fronts, feature walls, or decorative lighting fixtures. Search for terms like frozen surface material, crystalline wall finish, or abstract ice texture when sourcing assets for high-end hospitality or conceptual interior design projects.