A super quick render in Blender to test a look for a new project!
Tag: Blender 3D
Mini Blender Renders, #11
“My eternal winter”
Mini Blender Renders, #10
“Do you want to leave?”
Mini Blender Renders, #9
Summer ‘22, Day 37
Today I made a render in Blender while vibing to some good music.
Dusk Clouds
This one was tricky because I wanted to use volumetric clouds (see this video), but in Blender 2.79, without volumetrics, on the world shader, and in Cycles. Almost everything was working, except I couldn’t find a good base shape for the clouds. I tried so many different combinations of gradients and textures. I eventually tried…
Falling Petals
A single Blender shader + compositing color grade. No geometry, just a shader going brrrr. Here’s the blend file:
Procedural Stars in Blender, Part 2
Hey, it’s that time of year again! I can never get enough of stars, especially procedural stars. The main difference between these stars and the part 1 stars is limiting the Voronoi texture. I wanted a few medium stars, but it wasn’t working. It seems like Blender 2.79 can’t quite reach the same sparse Voronoi…
Mini Blender Renders, #8
Inspired by Composition 37 – Rorschach\Larshe. Reference photos by englishlampposts.co.uk.
Mini Blender Renders, #7
This one is based on a memory I have of Sears. I have no idea why they had washing machines right at the front entrance, but I think it looks cool.
Mini Blender Renders, #6
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Mini Blender Renders, #3
A book store closing. I’ve painted this scene before and I wanted to do it again in 3D.
Mini Blender Renders, #2
“I gaze down the aisle of storage units. Dandelions carpet the concrete. A cool breeze stirs them and lifts their essence of possibilities. I pick one. I blow the seeds and watch them twist in the current. Somewhere nearby, I hear a door slide open.”
Mini Blender Renders, #1
Lately I’ve been feeling inspired to make mini renders in Blender. Here’s two so far:
Procedural Stars in Blender
Earlier today I was working on a photoshop commission for a friend and I needed stars, but couldn’t find an image I liked. Enter procedural stars. They’re great because you can get exactly the stars and sky you want. The shader I made today isn’t photo realistic, but it could definitely be expanded. Here’s an…