About
Digital Lavender

What This Is

Digital Lavender started as a personal notebook for tracking ideas, techniques and tools at the intersection of 3D art, generative design and creative technology. It grew into a blog when those notes turned out to be useful to others working through the same problems.

The focus is practical and process-oriented: how things are actually made, what decisions go into a render, why a particular tool works the way it does. Coverage spans Blender and its expanding ecosystem — Geometry Nodes, EEVEE Next, the Python API — alongside AI-assisted workflows, motion design, real-time graphics and the broader world of digital visual culture.

What You'll Find Here

Articles range from deep technical breakdowns to curated notes from events like Blender Conference. The aim is always to extract something transferable — a principle, a workflow insight, a way of thinking about a problem — rather than just documenting what exists.

Topics covered regularly:

• 3D & Rendering — Blender, Cycles, EEVEE Next, procedural modeling, shading and lighting techniques
• Generative Design — Geometry Nodes, Python scripting, algorithmic form-making
• AI Tools in Creative Work — image generation, AI-assisted texturing, prompt-to-PBR pipelines
• Motion & Visual Communication — kinetic typography, animation principles, motion design for video
• Events & Community — Blender Conference talks, Suzanne Awards, open-source creative culture

The Name

Lavender sits at the edge of the visible spectrum — a colour that shifts depending on the light, somewhere between blue and purple, calm but not cold. It felt like the right word for work that lives between disciplines: technical enough to be precise, creative enough to stay interesting. The "Digital" part explains itself.

Get in Touch

Questions, corrections, collaboration ideas or just a good link to share — the contact form below works, or reach out directly at hello@digital-lavender.top.