These clay tiles have a rather rough surface and each beige tile is paved at a certain angle giving it a bumpy feel.

It is a split rib block which is made of concrete. The architectural structure is commonly used to build walls.

The SBSAR files allows users to change the colors of the tiles, change the amount of blocks in both axes, control the edge wear level and bump level, set the amount of dents etc.

It is a red sandstone or mudstone texture. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock composed mainly of tiny silicate grains.

This rock can increase the varieties of stone species in the natural environment of CG scene.

It is a foam board or technically, polystyrene material. The pattern of monomer can be found on the surface of this synthetic aromatic hydrocarbon polymer.

It is a wall made of concrete plates, but it is highly eroded making a very bumpy surface.

With the sbsar file, the grout intensity and damage level can be adjusted.

It is a ground full of shiny gems. The crystal like patterns can be found on those ruby.

It is recommended to mix it with a translucent shader.

It is a chocolate texture scattered with a lot of nuts. It is a marvelous material for chocolate, Popsicles, ice lollies or ice-cream.

It is a melted candle with dripping wax being frozen along the body. The wax was stacking on each other creating an bumpy and irregular surface.

It is a a plaster wall painted in white, but leaving prominent paint marks due to poor workmanship.

Pores can also be found on this concrete plaster texture.

Its normal map can be used as an imperfection or decal for walls.

It is a sandy ground which is good for texturing beach and desert. Due to the wind effect, waves appear.

It is a tree bark texture. The bark's texture is prominent. It has cracks and bumpy surface. Moss can be found on the bark too.

This is lava texture. It is the residues of volcano eruption. Before lava is cooled down, it is flowing down the mountain as it is a melted substance. The movement gives lava the highly folded appearance.

Red and hot flame is glowing everywhere. Some parts have a higher temperature than others.

That is a sandy ground such as beach. It has wavy patterns due to wind. Tiny pebbles can occasionally be found.

Simply put on this texture on a flat surface, you will have a beautiful beach!

This is a typical rocks that can be found near seashores. It is largely covered by barnacles and mosses.

Some barnacles are alive while some have became empty shells leaving a hole.

To texture a rocky seashore? This texture is absolutely a good choice.

To achieve a better result, I'd recommend to use it with the height map as well.

It is clear that this is a sponge texture. There are a lot of sponges. This texture is more like those cleaning sponge that you can find in your kitchen.

There are a lot of large and small pores on the surface. Some parts have been worn due to long time of usage.

I would recommend to use it together with scattering option on.

It is a very bumpy icy surface made of broken ice. The shiny ice surface reflects the blue sky which tints the ice in blue.

As the ice looks rocky, this texture can act as an uneven ground by changing the colors to grey.

This highly folded red and bloody texture looks like intestines, organs or flesh.

Veins and reddish spots can be found on the surface.

It is a remarkable material for texturing monsters and aliens.

It is a stone wall cladding. The stones are of irregular shapes. Some are round; Some are more rectangular and pentagonal.

Each stone has different degrees of damages. Dirt and edge wear can be found on each stone.

It is a raw wood texture painted in white. Due to weathering, the paint coating layer is peeling off.

It is a rather rough and raw wood having very bumpy tree barks and textures. The wood plank is broken showing a few long vertical cracks.

Mud and dirt covers the painted wood.

From its yellowish color, it tells us it is a sandy rock. Usually, this type of rocky materials can be found on cliff.

Cliff rocks are extremely bumpy. The rocks seem to be divided into bands. It also looks like a stack of rocky layers. This characteristic defines the appearance of cliff rocks.

Due to wind and water weathering, a lot of horizontal stripes appear on the surface. To be precise, the rocks were etched by wind and water flow many decades ago.