Hawaiian Plant Textures

The images below link to Targa (.TGA) files for the texture maps which contain alpha channels (transparency). The width and height below indicate the real-life aspect ratio and size (in meters) for constructing the billboard; the textures themselves have been resized to convenient powers of 2.
I am placing these texture maps into the public domain; if you want higher resolutions or have any other questions or feedback, please contact me.

Plant: Coffee
Width: 1.6
Height: 1.8
Notes: A mature plantation specimen. Younger coffee plants have a single main trunk. This one has been pruned back multiple times. Photo taken in Holualoa.

Plant: Coffee (leaf)
Notes: 256x128 TGA with alpha

Plant: Fountain grass
Width: 1.0
Height: 0.8
Notes: Taken in a dry area. When more moisture is present, the plant is greener and may have many more flowering tassels.

Plant: Hapu`u (tree fern)
Width: 3.2
Height: 3.2
Notes: A manicured plant from a landscaped yard, note the absence of any dead branches.

Plant: Hapu`u (tree fern)
Width: 3.0
Height: 3.0
Notes: A wild specimen from a badly-taken photograph, color accuracy is poor and trunk is obscured.

Plant: Kiawe (mesquite)
Width: 5.0
Height: 4.0
Notes: A very difficult plant to create a texture for! The leaves are tiny, making the digitization blurry and edge following impossible. The result is a fairly bad texture.

Plant: Kiawe (mesquite)
Width: 3.0
Height: 3.5
Notes: Same problems as other kiawe texture. It's made more difficult by the fact that this desert plant's thin branches "silhouette" against the bright sky.

Plant: Koa
Width: 4.0
Height: 5.0
Notes: Taken from a young tree in my driveway, a good quality texture, well lit and decent color balance.

Plant: Koa Haole
Width: 2.0
Height: 2.0
Notes: A desert tree similar to kiawe, but smaller. Shares the same problems as kiawe (small leaves, hard to photograph and extract.)

Plant: Mamane
Width: 3.0
Height: 3.0
Notes: The beautiful yellow blossoms aren't very visible here, but it's a lovely endangered tree.

Plant: Ohi`a
Width: 2.0
Height: 3.0
Notes: Young ohi`a found growing on fairly new lava flow on the dry side of the island.

Plant: Ohi`a
Width: 4.5
Height: 9.0
Notes: Mature ohi`a tree growing near Kilauea lookout on dry, dusty soil, mostly cinder. Many of the smaller branches got lost in the extraction process, but it's still a fairly good texture.

Plant: Ohi`a
Width: 5.0
Height: 7.5
Notes: Another ohi`a from the dry side of the Kilauea area. I didn't manage to fully remove the sky background color despite hours of pixel-by-pixel editing, but it looks OK on a billboard.

Plant: Olapa
Width: 1.0
Height: 2.0
Notes: Reportedly a "common shrub", but i haven't actually identified one in the wild; this was extracted from a found photo.

Plant: Papaya
Width: 2.0
Height: 4.0
Notes: I extracted this one before i developed any technique, so it's pretty rough and ugly. Hopefully i'll replace it at some point.

Plant: Papaya (leaf)
Width: around 30 cm
Height: around 30 cm
Notes: This is the largest leaf from an adult tree; the smaller leaves are highly similar, just scale down.

Plant: Papaya (bark)
Notes: 128x256 TGA, made to be wrapped once around the trunk, tileable in both directions

Plant: Strawberry Guava
Width: 0.75
Height: 3.0
Notes: Grows in clumps, almost never in isolation. I had to cut this specimen down and photograph it in sections. The plant is thin and tall because it was competing with all the other plants around it for sunlight.

<- Hawai`i Plants

	Plant: Coffee Width: 1.6 Height: 1.8 Notes: A mature plantation specimen. Younger coffee plants have a single main trunk. This one has been pruned back multiple times. Photo taken in Holualoa.
	Plant: Coffee (leaf) Notes: 256x128 TGA with alpha
	Plant: Fountain grass Width: 1.0 Height: 0.8 Notes: Taken in a dry area. When more moisture is present, the plant is greener and may have many more flowering tassels.
	Plant: Hapu`u (tree fern) Width: 3.2 Height: 3.2 Notes: A manicured plant from a landscaped yard, note the absence of any dead branches.
	Plant: Hapu`u (tree fern) Width: 3.0 Height: 3.0 Notes: A wild specimen from a badly-taken photograph, color accuracy is poor and trunk is obscured.
	Plant: Kiawe (mesquite) Width: 5.0 Height: 4.0 Notes: A very difficult plant to create a texture for! The leaves are tiny, making the digitization blurry and edge following impossible. The result is a fairly bad texture.
	Plant: Kiawe (mesquite) Width: 3.0 Height: 3.5 Notes: Same problems as other kiawe texture. It's made more difficult by the fact that this desert plant's thin branches "silhouette" against the bright sky.
	Plant: Koa Width: 4.0 Height: 5.0 Notes: Taken from a young tree in my driveway, a good quality texture, well lit and decent color balance.
	Plant: Koa Haole Width: 2.0 Height: 2.0 Notes: A desert tree similar to kiawe, but smaller. Shares the same problems as kiawe (small leaves, hard to photograph and extract.)
	Plant: Mamane Width: 3.0 Height: 3.0 Notes: The beautiful yellow blossoms aren't very visible here, but it's a lovely endangered tree.
	Plant: Ohi`a Width: 2.0 Height: 3.0 Notes: Young ohi`a found growing on fairly new lava flow on the dry side of the island.
	Plant: Ohi`a Width: 4.5 Height: 9.0 Notes: Mature ohi`a tree growing near Kilauea lookout on dry, dusty soil, mostly cinder. Many of the smaller branches got lost in the extraction process, but it's still a fairly good texture.
	Plant: Ohi`a Width: 5.0 Height: 7.5 Notes: Another ohi`a from the dry side of the Kilauea area. I didn't manage to fully remove the sky background color despite hours of pixel-by-pixel editing, but it looks OK on a billboard.
	Plant: Olapa Width: 1.0 Height: 2.0 Notes: Reportedly a "common shrub", but i haven't actually identified one in the wild; this was extracted from a found photo.
	Plant: Papaya Width: 2.0 Height: 4.0 Notes: I extracted this one before i developed any technique, so it's pretty rough and ugly. Hopefully i'll replace it at some point.
	Plant: Papaya (leaf) Width: around 30 cm Height: around 30 cm Notes: This is the largest leaf from an adult tree; the smaller leaves are highly similar, just scale down.
	Plant: Papaya (bark) Notes: 128x256 TGA, made to be wrapped once around the trunk, tileable in both directions
	Plant: Strawberry Guava Width: 0.75 Height: 3.0 Notes: Grows in clumps, almost never in isolation. I had to cut this specimen down and photograph it in sections. The plant is thin and tall because it was competing with all the other plants around it for sunlight.