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Penguin Modeling Videotutorial

  Published by brian on April 13th, 2007 in Videotutorials

penguin.jpgThere is no better way to learn Blender than stepping into a simple project. And this tutorial will let you do just that.

This simple video tutorial is by IzE_Design and its a rather enjoyable video to watch. Despite the simplicity of the penguin character you can't help but love the final result and want to follow along to duplicate it.

Its IzE_Design's first video tutorial and its a good one. Lots of introductory pieces of information and its at the perfect speed.

  • The tutorial can be found on youtube.
  • And a higher resolution version ([15Mb][XviD Codec][800x600][30Fps]) can be found here. (at the blenderartist thread discussing this tutorial.)


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  1. 1 Cubedude04 Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 7:07 am

    It's a nice little demonstration but i think it is way to fast to be really helpful to begginers

  2. 2 Pixel81k Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 8:28 am

    Eoh Brian - lol, that was amusing* - thanks alot!

    hehe, the one thing that made me wondering - what does this pic of an eye/iris do there! happy, that this mystery was dissolved at last =)

    *(2x looks like the old movies *gg )

    btw - there's something similar like snagIt and for free (open source):
    CamStudio (http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/)

  3. 3 Jogai Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 10:18 am

    This is a good one in written form: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro/Penguins_from_spheres

    Lets make Happy blender Feet. About a program that was not able to conform with the others and send away, but came back and changes everything…

  4. 4 Brian Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 10:50 am

    >>It's a nice little demonstration but i think it is way to fast to be really helpful to begginers

    I found it a steady pace. But remember you can easily download the high rez. And then slow it down in VLC. (or an equivalent)

  5. 5 Brian Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 10:52 am

    >>Eoh Brian - lol, that was amusing* - thanks alot!

    >>hehe, the one thing that made me wondering - what does this pic of an eye/iris do there! happy, that this mystery was dissolved at last =)

    Yeah. That actually kept me watching it until the end. I was wondering why a big eye texture was just sitting in the image window. I mean I figured thats what it was for…..

  6. 6 rubicon Edit Link Apr 13th, 2007 at 5:20 pm

    It was very fast but quite interesting to watch.
    Only one thing i noticed:
    as he switches the views top/front/side he always used the menu.
    Everything possible with Hotkeys he does, he uses the Buttons only when necessary.
    But changing the view always via menu…. pain…
    (Hint for Laptop-Users: you can 'emulate numpad' in the user-preferences, find out where this nice menu is hidden ;)

  7. 7 lornarthur Edit Link Apr 16th, 2007 at 11:57 am

    je voudrai que vous m offrer un logiciel sofistiquer

  8. 8 IzE_Design Edit Link Apr 24th, 2007 at 12:07 am

    WoW…
    Hi…
    I dont have idea that this my "stupid" videotutorial :D , a test, have this successfully :D

    For the view… i know that there are other way, and i have on my keyboard the key FN for the numpad… sometime i use an external keyboard wireless with numpad, but i'm accustomed to use a menu :D and for the video, if i use too Short key without a speech comment you dont understand what i'm doing ;)

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