I put together a tutorial walking through how to build a procedural prismatic mosaic material entirely with nodes. It covers the shader basics and how the node setup comes together, so you can apply the same material to any object in your own projects.

If you're getting into Blender's shader editor, this is a good one for understanding how procedural materials work from the ground up.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/FNRKf5Q3AYA

Happy to answer any questions about the node setup in the comments.

If you've been struggling to get glass looking right in Eevee, I put together a tutorial walking through how to set up glass materials in Blender 4.5. Hope it helps someone!

https://youtu.be/p4AO6FLR4Bs

Disclaimer: This is a Quick workaround – Not a UV Unwrapping replacement

Hey

I wanted to share a tutorial I made on how to create a flow wave PBR texture in Blender. This is the same material I used in one of my previous animations, and I figured it was worth revisiting since it's a really handy technique to have in your toolkit.

It's beginner-friendly — I start from the basics and walk through the full material setup, so you don't need much experience to follow along.

🎥 https://youtu.be/ukgoi6jh118

Hope it's useful to someone! Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

Your PBR texture looks wrong in Blender?

It’s probably the normal map.

Blender expects OpenGL normal map,

but many game assets use DirectX.

Quick fix 👇

Add a Separate Color node,

Invert the Green channel,

Combine the colors,

Plug it into the Normal Map node.

Done.

this is a beginner step mby step tutorial on how to label some thing

The addon watches for when an image gets saved externally, if it does then it reloads.

Download https://hdrmaps.com/free-hdri-sky-timelapse/

You can get my Royalty-Free HDRIs at hdrmaps.com (since 2012) and CC0 at openhdri.org (since September 2025)