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I've created a headbanging hairball using blender and the cycles hair strand node

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I created a very small low poly world, maybe I turn them into a isometric tile for a game but I'm not sure yet

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This is my first experiment with an animated material that uses the cycles anisotropic shader.

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For this animation I turned a curve into a mesh and subdivided it several times. Then I placed particles of different sizes at the vertices and used a field to dissolve it

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I have made another experiment with the bTrace addon and the cycles subsurface scattering shader node

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To create this little toy planet I only used an icosphere and a cycles material with a displacement texture, several math nodes and a color ramp for coloring the mountains

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For this animation I used two particle systems, a hair particle system using a blender hair material node and a second one using a icosphere with an emission material

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I experimented again with the blender material displacement output for this animation. I used a displacement modifier to make coarse modifications and a blender material with a displacement texture for the finer ripples. I really like the new displacement settings that got introduced in 2.69

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For this animation I played with the cell fracture add-on and some meta-balls

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I played a bit with the displacement output of cycles materials and the new experimental "true" displacement feature in the mesh settings

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