> *"...I thought no one lived there. Sure looked abandoned way before the big plastic flood of '56. The last house on that sunken coast we can still see now... Some say it is haunted, someone trapped there back then, still sending distress signals..."*
 
**Turn on sound for more spooks and HD textures for the best look!**

Made with Blender 2.9 (process video here : twitter.com/DonzeMichel/status/1322180034833121280?s=20)

A few addons that helped a lot :

[Vertex Color Master](https://github.com/andyp123/blender_vertex_color_master) by Andrew Palmer

Bake Vertex Color by Daniel Bystedt

[Bake particles to mesh script](https://blender.stackexchange.com/a/167633) by Spiraloid

[Links to the licensed sounds used and processed in the mix](https://linkslist.app/MKOyiyc)

The house lost at sea

High poly 3d water splash ready to use! 
Questions: wjcv.media@gmail.com

enjoy!

Water Splash Spiral

A model spiral city with a sci-fi theme.  This is the largerst cityt model I have available. This procedural model was generated in CityEngine.

Spiral City Alpha

Simplel spiral notepad, handy prop to dit any sort of interior environment such as office or school

PBR textures @2k

Single spiral notepad

Micro CT scan of a half section of a nautilus shell from the D’Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum at the University of Dundee.

As an elegant demonstration of the logarithmic or equiangular spiral in nature, the nautilus is perhaps the most iconic image associated with D'Arcy Thompson's ground-breaking work in mathematical biology. 

Scanned with a Nikon XT H 225ST micro CT scanner. The resulting file is exported as an stl. and imported in to Zbrush. Texture is added from photographs using the Spotlight function and Polypainting.

We’d love to hear from you if you download or print our models, especially if you use them in education and outreach.

Nautilus Shell (sectioned)

Metal and wood spiral stairs. Created in Blender and Textured in Substance Painter.

Spiral Stairs (Free)

A metallic spiral I made to practice animation

Spiral

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Spiral / Spring

Fancy Wooden Spiral Stairs. Created in Blender and Textured in Substance Painter.

Wooden Spiral Stairs (Free)

One of the catacombs entries. Convenient entries like this one are pretty rare, and usually locked (being only used by the police and the Geological Inspection Dept (*Inspection Générale des Carrières*).

Most of the catacombs galleries in the *Grand Reseau Nord* are about 60 ft beneath the surface, though there are galleries that run even deeper (down to 90 ft deep).  

Scanned with the iPhone12 Pro and Scaniverse. Please feel free to follow my collections of daily scans ([link](https://skfb.ly/6YuwK)) as well as my scans in San Francisco, Paris, or in the catacombs: [link](https://sketchfab.com/edemaistre/collections)

Paris catacombs - Spiral entrance stairs

Free 4K model. Ornate medieval mace with flanged, studded head, twisted spiral shaft and aged iron-silver finish, detailed rivets and worn patina.

Ornate Medieval Mace

**Milky Way Galaxy – Spiral Galaxy (3D Model)**

This model represents the Milky Way, the vast spiral galaxy that contains our solar system and billions of stars. The design focuses on capturing the galaxy’s iconic spiral arms, dense central core, and glowing star fields, while maintaining a clear, readable structure.

The swirling arms are filled with luminous dust clouds, star clusters, and cosmic glow, conveying the immense scale and motion of this massive system. The goal was to visualize the Milky Way in a way that feels both scientifically inspired and visually cinematic.

Milky Way: Spiral Galaxy

Hi friends of procedural art, excited to share that my brand-new „Procedural Sea Shell Generator“ it’s  available here on Superhive 🐚 ... and next week in the "Winter-Sale"

This Geometry Nodes setup brings mathematical shell growth to life, inspired by the models of M. B. Cortie, J. Picado, and B. Frassek. With one fully procedural system, you can generate 45 different sea shells — all editable, scalable, and infinitely customizable. From elegant spirals to complex ribbed forms, every shape is driven by controllable growth parameters, just like in nature. Perfect for product visualization, motion design, scientific illustration, or generative art.

Sea Shells 🐚

Spiral Design Monument

**Red‑Gold Dragon vs. Blue‑Silver Dragon**

The Red‑Gold Dragon and the Blue‑Silver Dragon, collectively classified as *Draconis geminiflare*, are legendary twin forces said to have emerged during the late Warring States period. Ancient astronomers believed their intertwined forms mirrored a rare celestial phenomenon, two comet tails crossing in the night sky, interpreted as a sign of cosmic recalibration.

Though often depicted in eternal combat, scholars argue their clash was never about dominance. Instead, each dragon embodied a natural principle: ignition and stillness, eruption and clarity. Their unexpected purpose was pedagogical. Monks studying their mythic duel used the dragons’ mirrored movements to teach balance, how opposing energies can create harmony when neither seeks victory.

Even today, artisans echo their spirals in pottery, dance, and martial forms, preserving the lesson hidden within their legendary struggle.

Fire and Ice Dragon Duel

Shape Formula
Fibonacci Spiral Enhanced
r = a·φⁿ, φ = 1.618...
Summary
Golden ratio Fibonacci spiral enhanced

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Origin & History
The Fibonacci Spiral Enhanced is part of Dmension's library of 2,307 parametric equations. It belongs to a rich tradition of mathematical form discovery spanning ancient civilizations to modern computational mathematics.

Mathematical Function
Golden ratio Fibonacci spiral enhanced The shape is defined by parametric equations mapping 2D parameters to 3D coordinates, encoding geometric properties, symmetries, and topological characteristics.
     
📦Volume
796688.8941 m³
Total 3D space enclosed by the surface, computed via triple integration
 
 🎨 Surface Area
1.826e+6 m²
Total area of the outer surface, computed from mesh triangles

⚖️ Mass
7.967e+8 kg
Volume multiplied by material density (m = ρV)

Fibonacci Spyral Enhanced

Rock for 3D Modelling Class

High poly mesh base sculpted in ZBrush, LODs made in Maya, Textures painted in Substance Painter

* LOD0 - 1094 Tris
* LOD1 - 498 Tris
* LOD2 - 200 Tris

Desert Spiral Rock (3 LODs)

A clean and detailed 3D sea shell asset designed for use in games, simulations, and real-time environments. This model captures the natural spiral form and surface texture of a marine shell, making it suitable for beach scenes, underwater environments, coastal landscapes, and decorative props.

The asset is optimized for game engines and real-time rendering, allowing smooth integration into projects built with engines like Unity or Unreal. Its balanced geometry ensures good visual quality while maintaining performance efficiency. 

Features:
• Realistic sea shell shape and proportions
• Game-ready topology
• Suitable for beach, ocean, and underwater scenes
• Lightweight and easy to integrate
• Ideal for games, AR/VR environments, animations, and visualizations

Use Cases:
• Beach or island environments
• Underwater exploration games
• Marine-themed scenes
• Decorative environment props

A versatile nature prop that helps add authentic coastal detail to your 3D environments.

Sea Shell Game Asset

The Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is a large, majestic African antelope known for its striking, long, spiraled horns, which can grow up to 1.8 meters (nearly 6 feet) long in males. Found in eastern and southern African woodlands, these herbivores are known for their gray-brown coats, white vertical stripes for camouflage, large ears, and shy demeanor.

Spiral Horned Kudu

**Red‑Gold Dragon**  
The Red‑Gold Dragon, *Draconis aurumflamma*, is said to have first appeared in the mountain courts of early Zhou‑era mystics, who described it as a creature woven from storm‑light and molten ore. Legends claim emperors sought its favor not for war, but for wisdom: the dragon’s spiraling body was believed to map celestial currents, allowing scholars to predict seasonal shifts and political tides.

Modern folklorists were stunned when a 19th‑century naturalist proposed a semi‑scientific classification, arguing that its serpentine anatomy resembled an evolutionary offshoot of ancient river reptiles. Though unproven, the idea gave the Red‑Gold Dragon a curious place in proto‑mythological biology.

Its most unexpected purpose, however, lies in ritual craftsmanship. Artisans once invoked the dragon not as a guardian but as a muse for precision, believing its coils taught the perfect balance between tension and grace, a philosophy still echoed in calligraphy and martial arts today.

Chinese Red Dragon

**Collection:** Prehistory and Historical Archeology Dept.

**Inv.-No.:** [UF-23109.9](https://www.online.landessammlungen-noe.at/objects/1508896)

**Material:** Iron, Gold, Coral

**Dimensions:** 74 x 5,8 cm

**Dating:** 375-200 BCE

The sword is forged from iron, and has an iron scabbard. It is characterised by a hilt with remnants of wood, a small rivet, a spherical pommel with volute decorations, a crossguard featuring a roof-shaped metal plate with spiral volutes, and a rivet securing the plate. The scabbard has a  roof-shaped mouth. On the front are two connected decorative rivets with a gold sheet rivet, coral overlay, below that sheet metal with volutes and below that a triangular, openwork net ornament. Several circular elements can be seen on the sides. The back features a profiled bar, accompanied by a small triangular net ornament backed with gold sheet.

This object was digitized through the ‘Kulturerbe digital’ program of the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Public Service and Sport.

Sword with a scabbard

godzilla spiral atomic breath

Konigslutter Spiralne

**Collection:** Prehistory and Historical Archeology Dept.

**Inv.-No.:** [UF-22511.1](https://www.online.landessammlungen-noe.at/objects/1014670)

**Material:** Silver

**Dimensions:** 7,71 x 4,47 cm, 17 mm

**Dating:** 475 - 525 CE

The silver brooch is distinguished by its semi-circular, hollow headplate. The headplate is embellished with five buttons of alternating shapes, which have been inserted, soldered and secured by iron pins. Three of these buttons are still intact. The longitudinally profiled bow is fitted with a diamond-shaped base plate featuring an animal head at one end. The inner surfaces of the head and base plates are decorated with five spiral tendrils in a fluted pattern, whilst the eyes and nostrils of the animal head are gilded. The frame of the foot and the central bar of the clasp are nielloed. 

This object was digitized through the ‘Kulturerbe digital’ program of the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Public Service and Sport.

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