Product Notes

The package includes 10 different shaders: colourful, woven, embroidered, worn, or like new from the fabric bale. Two of these are openwork lace. I was inspired by works by Sharon Boggon and Rebecca Ringquist, which is why you'll find spiders and skulls — including pumpkins — but no strictly traditional Halloween patterns.


Note: When all maps are included, the shaders have a textile-like appearance. However, if you prefer to imagine the motifs on something akin to a Trick or Treat collector's bag, you can reduce or remove (via the Surface tab) any Bump, Normal, or Displacement maps. This will then produce surfaces that are smooth and paper-like, just as effectively.

The complete package is designed for Daz Studio, but all maps are clearly named within the folder <\runtime\textures\anatevka\Halloween Shader Set>, making it straightforward to use them in other 3D software as well.


The Witch Hat in the image above is made by teknology3d. You can find it here an Renderosity.