My Blender Projects

I brought a camera to the creek one day. I am proud of the results (this is but one of them I need to remember to go through and edit them).  

I finally sat down and did it, it takes a while to make these because fluid simulations are made up of thousands of particles. Each particle is rendered, then a mesh is put over it. I hope to find the patience in the future to make a more interesting looking simulation.

So I only chose green because it is the middle of the spectrum of colors, I am using RGB (red green blue) The "G" being green, so I added some random object info modifiers. I honestly don't know how they work, I just know that they make particles change colors when they are in a certain area.

I was feeling bored one day and I decided to open up blender and make an abstract particle simulation. It started off with 1,000 particles and after 3 hours it became 50,000 particles, multiple keyed forces and a ton of tweaking. This was my first one above. The one below is where I ended. Even though it could be argued they are both just as good because its abstract but the final product took way more time to do.

This is me having fun with the eevee render engine, I at first was messing around. Then I started looking into it and this is what came out of it.

The bottom right was part of the clouds that were cut of, I didn't check the position of the camera before I rendered.

This was done using Blender 2.8 when it was in beta. I am starting to figure out nodes which is how I got the background.

First Cloud Render  -This project had a TON of displacement modifiers I was constantly losing track, yet the best thing about successful projects like this is I can put any object in there and add the displacement modifiers (seen below).

The text took the longest time to make. So when I was done with it I just decided to make the bottom a perfect mirror (which wasn't the best but I will get back to it).

This was my first render where I had something emitting light in Blender.