I’ll be in London on Friday the 10th of November to attend a workshop on ‘Lightweight Content Management: Blogs and Wikis‘. If you would like to meet up and chat about Blender for a couple of hours while enjoying a few drinks please read on.
*After the great interview of @ndy, Mark continues on through his list of interviewees at Siggraph 2006.
During Siggraph 2006, I had the opportunity meet and interview Colin Levy (effstops) who was there to not only support Blender but do a presentation on the techniques he used to make “Suburban Plight” with Blender, which we posted about a while back. Colin has been a part of the Blender community for a long time (and being no stranger to BlenderNation headlines) contributing some good tutorials and great art work.
Wim Claes shares a .blend file that he created to learn the basics of the Blender animation tools.
Well, with October coming to an end, its time for a new CVS report. Everyone wants to know what happened during the past month.
You might have been wondering why I haven’t posted this already, the reason is really simple, we decided to include some features added to the CVS during this weekend and also generate the proper builds for testing.
Have you been wondering what the faux super-hero with the goatee and bad teeth is doing in the header of BlenderNation? Check out the letter on his forehead: this is Wu-Man, a creation of Eric (who seems to go without a last name) and Sacha Goedegebure.
The Blender e-shop has some new gear available! Give your loved ones (or yourself) the greatest of gifts… Blender shirts and hats.
We are all different. Separated by boundaries too numerous to count. But we can always rely on one thing, one thing that binds us all together for a single grand purpose – great 3D.
Keron Dillon’s BlenderNewbies is a goldmine for everyone who is learning Blender or who is aiming to improve his skills further. His most recent videotutorial is called ‘Super Time-Saving Tips’.
Today is the deadline for submitting content for Blenderart Magazine #7. Read the full Call for Content.
VenomGFX has written a short but sweet tutorial on how to use Blender’s ramp shaders to simulate area lighting. This method creates rather convincing lighting while not suffering from the same render times as area lights.
