Nodevember 2020 Highlights: Food

If you're hungry, you better skip this post. The Blender Node-masters have once again assembled this year in a concerted effort to blow as many brains as possible (using only procedural means), starting with delicious plates of nodes and food. Here are some highlights of Blender based November entries, but I highly recommend to scour the #nodevember and #nodevember2020 tags to get immensely inspired and have your soul crushed at the same time.

#Nodevember day 1: Cookie

A tip for anyone else wanting to do split geo like this with Vector Displacement - TURN UP THE TRANSPARENCY PASSES (that's what's causing those artefacts there)#b3d #nodes #procedural @NodevemberIO pic.twitter.com/nHVT0Rdj14

— erindale.xyz ? (@erindale_xyz) November 1, 2020

Day 2: Candy

Last year, I did the default scene challenge... This year I'm stepping it up a notch, and doing the empty scene challenge ?

Yep, this is all just an environment shader ?#nodevember #nodevember2020 #b3d #eevee pic.twitter.com/HJD3bau1RY

— Luna (@LucaRood) November 2, 2020

#03 - Fruit

Just your regular old orange...

Single sphere with a procedural shader#b3d #nodevember #nodevember2020 pic.twitter.com/KxqIsTddEE

— Simon Thommes (@simonthommes) November 4, 2020

#Nodevember Day 03 _ Fruit

Download .blend file: https://t.co/SrPqTKjVgn#b3d #blender #nodevember2020 @NodevemberIO pic.twitter.com/gF13cEmI3i

— Rahul Parihar (@DoubleGum_) November 4, 2020

Day 05: Pastry#nodevember2020#Nodevember
@NodevemberIO pic.twitter.com/157WXWKgMD

— Wraith (@meeco3D) November 6, 2020

#Nodevember day 4: Grain

Paired back a fair bit from yesterday. I feel like I need a couple of easier shaders to give me time to make a proper vector displacement tutorial#b3d #nodes #procedural #nodevember2020
@NodevemberIO pic.twitter.com/UNltaeHYoy

— erindale.xyz ? (@erindale_xyz) November 5, 2020

This post is part of a series featuring some Blender-based Nodevember posts that I thought are worth highlighting(they are all amazing). Check out this years prompts here. You can read all articles in this series here.