Baking Rice Cakes With Cloth Simulation In Blender

These delicious-looking Japanese mochi rice cakes were roasted while practicing cloth simulation with subsurface scattering in Blender's Eevee. As 3D Artist Yasutaka Fukuda explained, for this scene they have placed a makeshift wire mesh made with Curve and an icosphere charcoal with Displace modifier applied.

Check out their other neat recent Blender work featuring a realistic landscape made with Geo-Scatter, Volume Scatter, and Gobo Lighting, rendered with Turbo Tools:

Yasutaka Fukuda mostly works in Cinema 4D and often draws inspiration from Japanese stories and aesthetics. Have a look at this amazing 3D ukiyo-e recreation and breakdown of the Benkei and Ushiwakamaru fight, a popular subject of Japanese folklore showcased in many ancient and modern literature and productions:

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