Abstract Wall Art in Blender: Master Geometry Nodes for Stunning Decor

In this video, we create abstract and satisfying wall decorations using Geometry Nodes in Blender! These parametric walls are especially cool for people who want to 3D print something like this!

Made in: Blender 3.6

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:07 Setting up Bezier Curve
00:24 Instance mesh lines on the curve
00:54 Resample curve
01:15 Extrude edges
02:18 Displace extruded edges with noise
03:59 Give planes thickness
04:55 Fix the orientation of the faces
05:33 Add bevels
06:19 Adjusting some values
06:33 Scale noise on the x-axis
07:03 Link scale to the radius of the curve
07:36 Texturing the wall decoration
09:35 Previewing in Cycles
10:00 Add Ambient Occlusion
10:59 Creating a little scene
17:54 There we have it!
18:23 Outro

Music by: Bensound

[mtranimation]

At 03:50 you can set the Noise Texture from 3D to 4D. If you now change the W value you can create random new variations of the Noise :)

[CyberCarved]

it was so amazingly useful training for me. I hope I can find more of this in your channel.

[aaronbarclay]

Broader more complete aproach is welcome. Great stuff!

[ex-secular-]

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[cekuhnen]

this was very interesting to see how to approach this with GN

[DutchPeak]

Great tutorial! Is there a way you can switch the noise texture for an image texture so you can use a greyscale heightmap for the y values? I tried, but that doesn't seem to work because there is no UV-map for it (I guess)?

[man_art_man]

I like your Chanel! One of the best to learn Blender and motivate people to create something new ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[EduardoRiganelli]

Great tut!! Looking forward to more videos like this one.

[Ruben-hkss]

Brilliant work. Thank you for sharing it!

[vizdotlife]

Some great tips in this tutorial! Thank you 🙏

[dez]

Mah'Man! Damn! Speechless on how amazing a find this channel, and you are!

[gordonbrinkmann]

I'm a more advanced user so technically this is all nothing new for me, but I always enjoy your tutorials because they are fun and interesting to watch. And though I might not learn much I often like the ideas you have a lot.

[satvikvishwakarma]

How to export each panel seperately design (vector file or dxf) for CNC cutting

[vizdotlife]

Hi, this is great! One thing...I wasn't able to get the gradient to show correctly (only showed black) using the spline parameter so I ended up just adding a gradient texture node in the shader editor nodes to get it to work. I might have missed a step, but this is pretty cool. Thanks a lot.

[julioalves]

amigo, como faço para ter cada pela separada para corte?

[dvolution]

Great tutorial, makes me think I'd like to learn more about GO, still a mystery to me at this point ^^ I was also wondering if setting the lamp's strength to 3500W is like normal, I have seen lots of people doing so but would that not be too much compared to real life values, what are your thoughts about this ?

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