Blender Featured in Amazon's 3d Animation Boutique

Amazon.com has published a 'Boutique' on 3D animation books featuring five prominent authors. One of them is none other than our own Tony Mullen!

Tony writes:

Amazon and Sybex have put together a "3D Animation Boutique" to promote several of Sybex's 3D titles in advance of Siggraph. They asked me to be part of it by providing some artwork by my favorite Blender artists. You can see the resulting page here (scroll down the page for my part).

There are a couple of interesting things here. There is a link to a page featuring artwork by some of my favorite Blender artists, a link to a free pdf chapter of Bounce, Tumble and Splash! (It happens to be the hair chapter, which is a really nice one, I think!) and finally a list of other Blender books available or coming soon from Wiley. This is interesting, because one of those books has not yet been announced anywhere and I think it will come as a pleasant surprise to a lot of Blendernation readers.

Thanks very much to Katsuhiku Omori (Ekakiya), Virgilio Vasconcelos, and Jonathan Ball (Poke) for allowing me to use their images for this promotion.



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11 Responses to “Blender Featured in Amazon's 3d Animation Boutique”  

  1. 1 Born Edit Link

    Sweet!

  2. 2 Filipe Soares Dilly Edit Link

    very nice! :)
    congrats Tony!

  3. 3 Crouch Edit Link

    Congrats to fweeb, will be a nice addition to get people into blender.
    And to you too of course, Tony. Your books are great.

  4. 4 Stephan Edit Link

    why aren't there any examples of Andy Goralczyk's work?

  5. 5 RNS Edit Link

    I highly recommend this book.only issues is the test files some do not work with the current blender baking system.

  6. 6 ysvry Edit Link

    thx tony, looking at the hair chapter this book contains alot of usefull blender info.
    Good luck with the sale of it.

  7. 7 ROUBAL Edit Link

    Yes, Tony Mullen's books are great :

    I am currently reading "Bounce, Tumble and Splash", and I must say that things are very well explained, and the examples are of top quality.

    Thank you Tony !

  8. 8 Sergeant Oreo Edit Link

    Heh, congratulations Tony!

  9. 9 vidrazor Edit Link

    You really know you've "arrived" when you see a "for dummies" book on blender. Hilarious. I love it. Can't wait.

  10. 10 Tony Edit Link

    Thanks for the comments everybody. I made a mistake there (hopefully it will be corrected soon) with the spelling of Katsuhiko Omori (hope I got it right this time!)

  11. 11 Zouhair Edit Link

    congratulations blender man :)

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