Fractal Art in Blender

[@TheDucky3D]

so awesome

[@argonmusics660]

Bro how should I do THIS on eevee?

[@zucchini3D]

Someone actually used the default cube?? I'm so proud :^) great tutorial btw!

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

That is pretty original, creating a "fractal" by using reflectional properties, interesting

[@ccjmusic]

I'm currently rendering an animation based on this. I made a couple of changes from your idea. First I kept it all one color by making the material colored and secondly I animated the camera starting at a focal length of 1mm and zooming in to 500mm over 1 minute. I also rotated the camera on the z axis 720 degrees over 1 minute. I did a couple of frame renders and I can get away with having cycles at 4 samples and denoised so each frame is taking about 15 seconds to render on my PC. Fingers crossed it comes out as I expect at the end. Thanks for the tutorial!!

[@andrewsausman]

this is insane, thank you for this!

[@filmerd]

This is awesome man. I wanted to know how to set up a workspace AND learn how to use blender. My only suggestion would be to use titles for your steps since I had to slow the video down to follow along since I'm completely unfamiliar with blender. This is my attempt to learn. Thanks for the tut.

[@DanielGrovePhoto]

Thanks for posting and sharing this fun technique! I made a very complex kaleidascope scene that uses refraction similar to this and I've always been interested in the created possibilities of reflection and refraction. I also love that it takes minimal work to make a very complex visual. Can't wait to animate this for some Dr. Strange awesomeness.

[@АлександрКихтенко-м8м]

daaamn, man! your f*ckin genius!! :D

[@Bitcoin_Baron]

Hi you must have missed something on this tut because when you get to 4mins and reflections are appearing, that doesnt happen. Yes, followed the tutorial completely.