Cartesian Caramel, a talented 3D artist known for amazing Blender experiments and fantastic 3D works, impressed the audience with a new cool setup – a visualization of a web tornado, likely drawing inspiration from the Spider-Man: Brand New Day release and the signature weapon of a superhero.

Similar to his regular workflow, the creator used Blender's Geometry Nodes. The artist often tests the software's features, focusing on procedural pipelines. Earlier, Cartesian Caramel showcased other setups inspired by Spider-Man, for example, this fabric wrinkle shader:

Recently, the artist has been exploring an organic theme and showcased several muscle visualizations, such as a layout unrolling, a printing-like process for visualizing muscle fibers, and a growing muscle setup:

Earlier, the creator also showed a Blender 5.1 test with a 3D model of an X-ray skeleton arm alongside a free downloadable project:

Other recent works of Cartesian Caramel include a short scene with running water, a visualization of music waves, which is a test of the Sample Sound node, and tests of the Rasterize points node:

Blender 5.2 LTS was released recently, featuring new Geometry Nodes-powered physics, a Thin Wall mode in Principled BSDF, a Texture Cache system in Cycles, and more. Check out Cartesian Caramel's overview of the novelties in Geometry Nodes:

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