50 Egypt Pattern

Egyptian decoration is one of the most recognisable visual languages there is, and one of the easiest to get subtly wrong. This collection gathers fifty patterns in that idiom — some as simple as a repeating lotus band, some dense enough to fill a wall panel on their own — and supplies each of them twice over: once as greyscale relief for anyone driving height, and once in colour for anyone painting flat.

What the collection holds

• ✓50 greyscale seamless Egypt patterns
• ✓50 colour seamless Egypt patterns
• ✓Every map 4K at 16-bit, in PNG, PSD and TIFF
• ✓50 substance materials with customisable parameters
• ✓50 preview renders

The greyscale half is the working half for a 3D artist. Feed it into ZBrush as surface noise, into a Substance Painter height channel, into a displacement modifier or into a Designer graph as a shape input, and the pattern becomes carved relief rather than a decal. Because the files are sixteen-bit, the ramps between levels survive being pushed hard, which matters on a pattern that is mostly flat ground with narrow raised motifs.

The colour half exists for the jobs where relief is not what is wanted: a painted plaster wall, a sarcophagus lid, a banner, a matte painting. Layered PSD means the elements can be pulled apart and recoloured to a project palette rather than accepted as delivered.

The fifty substance materials wrap the same artwork with parameters exposed, so tiling and depth are set on the model instead of re-exported from a graph. They need version 2018 or above to open; everything else in the pack is a plain image file with no version requirement at all. The collection was created by Mirage3Dart and Milad Kambari.