38 East Asia Relief Brushes & 3D Meshes

A set of 38 East Asian relief designs, each supplied as a 4K sculpting alpha and as a finished 3D mesh. It is built for architectural and environment work — temple interiors, palace courtyards, gate structures, shrine props — where the ornament is the thing that tells a viewer which culture and which century they are standing in, and where getting it wrong is more noticeable than getting the architecture wrong.

What you get

• ✓38 relief designs, as alpha brushes and as 3D meshes
• ✓Alpha brushes at 4K, for sculpting detail
• ✓Game-ready meshes, prepared for real-time engines
• ✓FBX, for dropping straight into any 3D package
• ✓ZBrush-compatible brushes for direct sculpting
• ✓Blender files with materials already assigned
• ✓PSD files, for editing and recolouring a design
• ✓Highpoly sculpted detail behind every mesh
• ✓JPG renders of all models, excluding the presentation renders on the poster

The designs cover the vocabulary rather than one motif: Chinese lattice patterns, Shou longevity symbols, double happiness carvings, dragon medallions, geometric window screens, ancient coin designs, calligraphy stone reliefs, floral mandala patterns, interlocking knot ornaments and traditional gate decorations.

In practice the two formats split by distance. Set dressing that the camera passes at range takes the alpha: stamp it into the height channel and the wall panel, the screen or the frieze reads correctly for nothing. Anything the player can walk up to takes the mesh, because a pierced screen or a carved medallion has a silhouette, and a silhouette is the one thing a height map cannot fake. The Blender files come with materials assigned, so a mesh can be dropped into a scene and rendered without a setup pass first.

Formats included: PSD, Blender, FBX, ZBrush and 4K alpha brushes.