Nodevember 2020 Highlights: Time

We have just crossed the halfway mark on this year’s Nodevember, and the nodemasters have already transcended the concept of (vector) space, pushing full steam ahead into this week’s category, “Time”! Here are some of the ones that came closest to bringing me to tears:
https://twitter.com/BettiniGabe/status/1326584807233642496
Day 11 – Prehistoric
Primitive – Plane
Infinitely zooming fossil pattern#b3d #nodevember #nodevember2020 pic.twitter.com/91kSa7Wbr1— J.C. (@Cuboxel) November 15, 2020
I designed the optical system… in theory, the lenses actually works? pic.twitter.com/6UvgsEj9bg
— Hans Chiu (@chiu_hans) November 12, 2020
#Nodevember Day 12 _ Ancient
'Kintsugi', a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with gold.
Download .blend file (Google Drive): https://t.co/AyI6tfKTyu
Follow my work: https://t.co/xGLE9ZS2fQ#b3d #nodevember2020 @NodevemberIO pic.twitter.com/miskj8Phfe
— Rahul Parihar (@DoubleGum_) November 15, 2020
Nodevember, Day 13: Medieval. I love castles, winter and shaders. Vector Displacement on a plane. #nodevember #art #animation pic.twitter.com/MvGxkcu8Vz
— Grigoriy Ignatyev (@GrigoriyIgn) November 13, 2020
#Nodevember Day 14 – Art Deco
Just a material this time. No vector displacement because I'm exhausted, but I still like the result#nodevember2020 #b3d pic.twitter.com/L1Je4HyZ6u— skooka (@skookathing) November 15, 2020
#nodevember day 14: Art Deco
I'm still not exactly sure what art Deco is…#nodevember2020 #artdeco #art #blender #3dart pic.twitter.com/dPvUFeWXXM— I was a potato (@TheOtherTeslim) November 14, 2020
Day 15: Cyberpunk
Displaced @mxeon1001 corridor from a cube.#nodevember2020 #Nodevember #b3d #blender3d pic.twitter.com/EOYzg43yDB
— Sanctus (@Sanctus_Art) November 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/BettiniGabe/status/1328083280499855360
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.

Even after seeing the Vector Displacement Tutorial I hav e to say that Nodevember is mostly BLACK MAGIC!