With the latest wallpaper “snowflake” commented he could not miss us to conduct a snowflake in Blender for a Christmas wallpaper as in years past, with the "Snowflake 2011", "Snow flake" or the creation of a material for a realistic snowflake.
Since no two without three, try to add a new one before the end of the series of Christmas wallpapers, adding the effects that have been applied in all.
The coincidence of Christmas with the winter season in the northern hemisphere makes associate snow with these festive dates.
We could not miss us to conduct a snowflake in Blender for a Christmas wallpaper as in past years, with the “Snowflake 2011”, “Snow flakes” or the creation of a material for a realistic snow snowflake.
In this case we have used the system with particles rendering techniques in layers and overlapping with nodes “Mix” to create this new format snowflake wallpaper 1280 x 1024.
A new Christmas wallpaper that improves the visual appearance Snowflake presented with construction techniques to create a snowflake with Blender.
In this case, in search of improved realism, has been used a background image to build geometry, applying a material that emulates the behavior of light more fideligna.
Let's see how we can create a snowflake using the Blender geometry editor 2.6.
A snowflake, as we have used to create a wallpaper, is a fractal (self-similar) with six axes of symmetry. Its structure is therefore based on models which are essentially hexagonal, as shown in the attached image. Each arm hence repeated six times on each of the flakes, although there are different configurations depending on the crystallization conditions such as temperature and humidity.
An image that can be used as wallpaper for Christmas.
A Christmas plea based on the conceptualization of the typical Christmas tree.
The model has been made with Blender, from a set of cubes that have been represented with the technique that we have seen rendering type “Halo”
The Christmas period is associated with snow. White Landscapes, flooded smooth and soft snowflakes or ice crystals bright.
A wallpaper speckled with stars, with a symmetrical hexagonal structure can remember the shape of a snowflake to be seen under a microscope.
