Textile Flowers is an R&D project developed in Houdini to explore procedural knitting, Vellum simulations, and cloth animation workflows. By combining modeling, simulation, look development, lighting, and Redshift rendering, the project features a collection of abstract botanical forms organically generated from fully art-directable knitted strands. The main challenge was balancing artistic direction with technical complexity by fine-tuning collisions and constraints to ensure stable simulations that preserved the intricate knit, all within a flexible workflow that supported multiple transformations without rebuilding assets from scratch. Reflecting the philosophy that evolution doesn't discard the past, the animation seamlessly morphs from a jellyfish, to a flower, and finally into the Olga Studio logo using the exact same original threads, illustrating that while technology evolves, the foundation of thoughtful design and craftsmanship remains constant.
Behind the Project
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