Linea Brown slip-matched oak wood material by Joseph Arzuaga of BRONXHILL

LINEA — BROWN

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$129.00
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Linea Brown slip-matched oak wood material by Joseph Arzuaga of BRONXHILL
  • Linea Brown slip-matched oak wood material by Joseph Arzuaga of BRONXHILL
  • Linea Brown slip-matched oak wood material by Joseph Arzuaga of BRONXHILL
LINEA — BROWN

LINEA — BROWN

OAK, SLIP-MATCHED
WDOAK-P0001-C0001-BR-DIC-V0001-1024
$129.00
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Description

LINEA holds its ground through grain, not volume.
The surface carries visible movement—brushed, directional, deliberate—giving the wood depth through texture alone.

Bold color activates against it.
Dark wool gains density.
Metal becomes less cold and more deliberate.

The grain gives those elements something to press against.

LINEA belongs on elements that carry responsibility—panels, thresholds, architectural volumes, and smaller faces that still anchor a composition. Places where wood is expected to hold presence. The surface remains composed at any scale, never thinning out.
Specifications

Product Type: PBR Material

Resolution Tier: 1K / 2K (as delivered)

Included Maps: AO, Base Color, Normal, Roughness, Height (where applicable)

Texture Format: PNG (PBR workflow)

Use: Compatible with major 3D pipelines (Unreal, Blender, C4D, etc.)

Delivery: Digital download
USAGE & CARE

These materials are delivered as calibrated PBR texture maps and are intended for professional workflows.

• Do not apply color correction or compression to Base Color maps.

• Use Normal maps in tangent space (engine-specific orientation may require channel inversion).

• Avoid resizing maps below their native resolution to preserve surface fidelity.

• Roughness maps are authored to work as-is and should not be inverted unless required by your engine.

• Always verify color space settings (sRGB vs Linear) per your rendering pipeline.

• As with all professional PBR materials, results may vary by engine and lighting; verification within your production pipeline is recommended prior to final renders.

Proper handling ensures accurate material response across lighting conditions and render engines.

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