
Morien Ohneisser · Material Artist
Custom materials for 3D production.
Procedural and scan-based PBR materials, texture sets, Substance tools and library production for studios.
10+years building procedural materials
435+materials created
MarmosetToolbag Library contributor
Published client work
Marmoset, Poliigon and GameTextures.
Material-library work with named clients, dated credits and links back to the original releases.
Freelance & contract experience
MarmosetPoliigonGameTextures.comDittoUNXDBlack Forest Games
Marmoset Toolbag Library · 2021–2025
Lemon, avocado and Damascus steel.
Three different material problems built as procedural library content. The lemon graph separates pores, color breakup and surface response; its water droplets were made with Blender Geometry Nodes.
- Role
- Freelance Material Artist
- Method
- Substance 3D Designer
- Output
- 3 public material examples

Poliigon · 2018–2020
Brick and marble material families.
Commercial library releases made for clean tiling, consistent scale and repeatable map delivery.
- Role
- Freelance Texture Artist
- Output
- Commercial PBR releases
Case study ↗
GameTextures.com · Apr–Jun 2021
Six environment materials.
Leaf litter, mossy rock, worn stone, bark, retaining wall and Japanese red pine—published as one procedural production set.
- Role
- Contract Material Artist
- Output
- 6 published materials
Case study ↗Ways to work together
From a single hero surface to a production-wide library, every engagement is built around your visual target, pipeline and delivery requirements.

Delivery
Built for handoff.
The graph, exposed parameters, map packing, naming and preview setup are agreed with the team—not added after the material is approved.
- 01References, texel density and target renderer
- 02Required maps, packing and bit depth
- 03Exposed parameters and variation range
- 04SBS, SBSAR, maps or engine-ready handoff
Explore my approach ↗For producers and art leads
Buy the right kind of material work.
Practical guidance on when custom production is justified, how to reduce outsourcing risk and what belongs in a usable brief.