Infinitum Released Under CC License

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rocketman_infinitum.jpgWhile we were teaching at Red Hat High, Sam Brubaker (Rocketman) decided that he was going to release the .blend file to his animation, Infinitum, under a Creative Commons license. Infinitum won the 2006 Suzanne Award for “Best Animation, original idea, or story”. He has chosen the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommericial license 3.0.

Get the Infinitum .blend file (right-click and Save As). Have fun!

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    • @rem

      Thanks, Sam Brubaker. This will be a great way for others to learn about animation. Great job!

    • ouch

      yes, thank you very much! I love it when talented blender artists share thier secrets. It really helps others accelerate thier learning.

    • Sanne

      Wow, Sam, thank you so much. Infinitum is one of my most favourite animations ever, and now I even get the opportunity to look at the blend file and learn from it. This is just great!

    • http://lug.nnov.ru gumanoed

      Grate news! People over here are glad to get oportunity to learn from Sam’s wonderfull work!

      May be it’s possable to make tutorial basen on this animation?

    • http://www.drumsofwar.eu.tc/ Felix Kütt

      great, another learning resource to browse trough! :D

    • http://www.exceede.com/ Vasili Sviridov
    • nateG

      this great thanks soo much!

    • madcello

      Sam Brubaker, thank you very much!”

    • Lasphere

      GreaT! really helpful! It funny how to see how much that can be changed from one frame to another within 0 time! Really cool :D hehe

    • http://www.handturkeystudios.com Fweeb

      @Vasili: Thanks for the catch. I’ve revised the article.

    • STaRMaN

      Thanks a lot Sam Brubaker!.

    • http://www.cuby.co.nr Cuby

      Thanks Sam! I’ve watched this animation several times before, and I absolutely love it!

    • Sam Brubaker

      Hey, I’m glad you guys like the blend file!
      I figure I’m done with with this idea, so have fun with it. I’ve moved on.
      I don’t think I’ll be doing a tutorial though. As you can see, I used some rather unconventional methods which I would not recommend to anyone else, so don’t learn too much…