3D & Miniatures

Metaball Fusion

Style guide

Rounded masses of multiple scales merge through smooth narrow necks, with soft glossy surfaces and broad concave shadows forming continuous relief.

The visual language

What is Metaball Fusion?

Rounded masses of different sizes join through smooth narrow necks with continuous curvature. Broad soft concave shadows and gentle sheen emphasize fusion rather than a simple pile of separate spheres.

Metaballs describe smoothly connected field surfaces rather than intersecting rigid spheres.

Two rounded lobes joined by a shaded, seamless neck can seem to merge into one material.

How the style changes different subjects

Portrait
Smoothly joined lobes and narrow necks simplify features and soften bodily turns.
Landscape
Merged rounded masses replace sharp edges across scenery.
Objects
Object parts fuse like connected spheres, removing seams and smoothing volume.
Subjects
Choose rounded animals, toys, figures or simple objects that can tolerate substantial softening of structure.

Bring the style to your photos

Reusable style prompt for Metaball Fusion

Rebuild every form as opaque fused metaball volumes. Join rounded lobes of varied sizes through smoothly narrowing necks while preserving original silhouettes and key proportions. Give the surface clean soft gloss and delicate color variation based on the source. Broad gentle contact shadows settle into recesses. Interlock local lobes at multiple scales and keep transitions smoothly tensioned, creating recognizable three-dimensional forms through continuous, soft surface undulations.

Use the same style prompt for portraits, landscapes and objects.

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