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for this animation I used an iso-surface on a fluid particle system. To make the particles fall back on the sphere I disabled gravity and added a negative force-field in the center of the sphere.

For the material I didn´t use a SSS-Shader but added a translucent and a diffuse shader (looks very similar in this case but renders a hell lot faster)

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I played with the freestyle addon and the push/pull transform again. Aaaaand tried out a new sample pack :-)

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For this animation I used a voronoi-texture as a bump displacement in on a iso-surface generated by a particle system

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I took the diffusion reaction animation I posted yesterday and used it as a displacement texture for a mesh in blender

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A while ago Blender Diplom created an awesome tutorial on how to simulate an ink blob in blender using the smoke simulator. Unfortunately this tutorial uses the blender internal render.

I played a bit with the cycles smoke materials to recreate this in cycles. Here is my result not perfect but getting there

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The particles in this animation start on a volume grid of a complicated mesh with a bunch of modifiers

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for this animation I experimented with a static particle system and animated only various different displacement textures on the particles

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for this animation I applied the "select random" - "subdivide" technique to an ico-sphere

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To create the mesh for this animation I used select random and extrude and applied a skin modifier to the result - I really like the playground-toy kind of look it got

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the creation process of this mesh started very similar to the displacemed greeble cube I posted yesterday. I used a cube, selected a random set of faces and subdivided them. After doing this a view times I used select random one more time and extruded the selected faces.

Then I applied a subdivision modifier to smooth the mesh. Because it started to look really awesome in wireframe mode, I used a wireframe-modifier to create the final net-like structure you can see in this render.

you can download the blend file here