Just released a new Blender tutorial where I show you how to connect two separate objects with Geometry Nodes and still keep them totally flexible. We’ll cover raycasting, blending normals, and vertex groups. #b3d #blender #geometrynodes
youtu.be/LoilX1NUNXI
We just merged support for Bundles and Closures for #GeometryNodes. This simplifies building high level node group assets which remain very flexible. It also opens up many exciting future possibilities. See the blog post for more details. #b3d #devfund
Blender 5.0 will come with new socket shape semantics, making them more compatible across different node tree types and allowing us to support lists and volume grids in #GeometryNodes in the future. #b3d #devfund
Do you like Debian Emerald theme‘s colors, but you’d rather not have Debian’s logo, and maybe even would like a not so abstract image? I do, so here you go! Made with Blender using Cycles. Hopefully the images will stay at full resolution (1920x1080). Also, first time I play with geometry nodes, and wow, they are powerful!
The german tutorial about the circular array nodegroup I put on gumroad is out now.
Be sneaky and use tomorrow's technology today and let the machine translate it and create the nodegroup without having to buy it! Or buy it anyways!!! 
There is a new helpernode on Gumroad. Easily put elements into a circular array in #Blender3D with the help of #geometrynodes and have them face inwards or outwards with the click of a button instead of all facing the same direction...
The product is live with one explainer video, it'll have a few more video that showcase its use in time, probably today :)
https://triptilt.gumroad.com/l/CircularArray
this is a paid nodegroup, lots of functionality for 2€. gimme your change now!
Available on Gumroad, a new way to light your scenes with this free sky atmosphere. #b3d #geometrynodes
https://wolfmarket.gumroad.com/l/sky
I am utterly convinced #blender is the most powerful software on the planet and it's all because this genius guy named #gcmatter (https://www.cgmatter.com/) Compared to this guy I'm a potato and he can probably render the perfect potato using #geometrynodes
Deserts generator made with #geometrynodes is available at:
https://superhivemarket.com/products/dunes
As a follow-up to my baking shape keys in Blender #geometrynodes video, this one shows how to create a node group to Blend and animate with those keys! #b3d #blender #blender3d
I had an idea about using shape keys and #geometrynodes and made a little extension to make it even easier #b3d #blender3d
There is a new blog post summarizing what we talked about in our recent #GeometryNodes workshop in Amsterdam. It covers various topics including dynamics, lists, curve mapping widgets, viewers, assets and more. #b3d #devfund
https://code.blender.org/2025/07/geometry-nodes-workshop-july-2025/
They just... don't... stop... 
Geometry Nodes Overview updated for Blender 4.5: https://geometry-nodes-overview.docs.quellenform.at/ #b3d #blender3d #blender #geometrynodes
I've been doing a bit of #DiamondPainting lately. It's relaxing and fun. A few weeks ago, I played with using #Blender #GeometryNodes to generate diamond art from an image texture, but it really struggled to handle a large handful of these things (1000x1000 is a million diamonds, for tens of millions of triangles).
I realized today that I could use some UV manipulation and some generated textures to do it all using normal maps and displacement maps, and it would be the same resource demand regardless of the dimensions. So I set up a generating scene to make the maps for the drills (the little plastic beads) and got mapping the UVs.
Spent more time on this than I expected; probably about 3 hours. It was a fun exercise. I've included the blend files, and all textures except for the HDRI and table wood textures (which are both from Poly Haven).
Aside: I'm not really happy about the waste associated with diamond painting, and I probably won't do any more of it. There's just so many small plastics, with all the little bags, drills, and the pens. I don't feel like I can justify it. I might play with digital pixel art a bit to scratch the same itch. Maybe I'll finally start playing with #Tic80.
#3DArt
It looks a little less realistic this way, but here's a quick turntable of the final cookie, if you're not hungry enough already.
After all the feedback from yesterday, I think I'm done with these. A fun experiment!
Thanks again to everyone who gave me ideas for improvements. They were a big help!
I included the original render as well, so you can see how things progressed.
Alright, here's a new batch.
Moved some of the material shader stuff into the Geometry Nodes setup so the cookies have more interesting shapes and are less reliant on bump maps for larger details.
Also added a layer of fine detail to the bump maps and adjusted the texture to be less busy overall.
The only downside is that the face count has gone up ~3.5x to accommodate the extra geometry. 
I wanted to see how close I could get to a photorealistic chocolate chip cookie with procedural textures/geometry.
After a failed attempt a while ago, I'm trying again. I think it's pretty close, especially at a glance. Looks a little video game-y on closer inspection, though! 
