Ice Cream with Caramel Drizzle & Brownie Base ![]()
Here’s a recent project where I focused on creating realistic ice cream with melting caramel and a brownie base! The main challenge was getting the materials right—especially the caramel dripping effect and the creamy texture of the ice cream.
Tools Used: Blender, Cycles Renderer
Feel free to drop your thoughts or questions in the comments! Hope you like it! ![]()
Love it <3
I love the contrast between the vanilla and chocolate! It’s also got the really nice detail of the ridges of the ice cream smoothing out as it melts from the warmth of the brownie. Really like the detail on that.
Thats deliciously beautiful.
Well done. Thats some serious observation manifestation.
How many samples? I am thinking, no denoiser, either.
Thanks for your comment! I’m really glad you like the contrast between the vanilla and chocolate! The melting effect was a fun challenge to achieve, especially getting that smooth transition as the ice cream starts to soften from the heat of the brownie. It’s the small details like those ridges and the caramel drizzle that help make it feel more realistic. Thanks for noticing!
Thank you so much! I usually render with around 500 samples as well.
Thanks to my little bro for always having my back! Now, hand over some of your work so I can post it on the Fanpage and reel in some new students! ![]()
I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
You’re on the featured row! ![]()
Nice one! How you’ve done the models and textures? I assume models were sculpted, but I’m really interested in the way you made textures.
Your 3D artwork is truly inspiring! I admire your creativity and attention to detail. Do you have any tutorial videos available? I’d love to learn from your work!
Thank you for liking it! I sculpted in Blender and focused on texturing using 3D Sampler and Blender Texture Paint. I had to create many different mask regions to blend and enhance the details.
Thank you so much! I mainly share knowledge in Vietnamese on my Fanpage Blendervn and offer courses for local learners. However, if you’re still interested, I can guide you or suggest some useful resources to learn from! ![]()


