Last issue I showed you how to make a realistic jelly material, and the sweet theme continues here with an introduction to creating procedural peppermint candy, with no external textures or photos ...

In Nature Materials, a team led by Coleman (and funded by the UK-based firm Thomas Swan) describe how they took a high-power (400-watt) kitchen blender and added half a litre of water, 10–25 ...

Graphene’s reputation as a miracle material is well established, but scientists may just have added another attribute to the carbon-derivative’s Top Trumps card: you can make it using a ...

You can now use AI to create textures and even videos in Blender using text descriptions.

Scientists have outlined how they managed to make the wonder material graphene using a kitchen blender.