Digital explorations of J.R.R. Tolkien’s world — blending 3D artistry, coding, and security.
From terrain maps to cityscapes (Minas Tirith, Rivendell, etc.), this project experiments with Blender, procedural generation, and AppSec-inspired workflows.
- 3D Models: Build and share detailed models of key Middle-earth locations.
- Procedural Generation: Experiment with terrain + architecture generation using Python + Blender APIs.
- Atlas Concept: Curated collection of “digital artifacts” — models, textures, and maps of Arda.
- Security Twist: Sandbox builds, safe script handling, reproducible workflows for 3D projects.
- Blender + Python API for 3D modeling and automation
- Open3D / Three.js for rendering experiments
- Version Control: GitHub Actions CI/CD for reproducible models
- Security: Dependency scanning (Semgrep, Bandit), sandbox for Blender scripts
- Procedural terrain generator for Middle-earth landscapes
- First city model: Minas Tirith (white city)
- Add texture + lighting presets (day/night cycles)
- Interactive web viewer with Three.js
- Build “Atlas” of exported models
“I wisely started with a map.” — J.R.R. Tolkien
This project treats Middle-earth as a living dataset — one that can be explored, modeled, and secured like modern software.
