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Workshops: Spain, Austria

  Published by Bart on November 25th, 2008 in Education

Here are two upcoming workshops at the end of this week and next week in Spain and Austria.

Barcelona, Spain, December 1-3 & 9-10

Raimon Guarro wrote:

Next week (1, 2, 3, 9, 10 december '08) Lab-Media will offer a Blender Introduction Workshop in his facilities. This workshop will cover basic issues about 3D and the translation of common
concepts to Blender. Main subjects are:

  • Showcase about what with Blender someone can do
  • Introduction to 3D
  • Principles of modelling, materials&textures creation&editing
  • Lighting principles
  • Rendering and a few tastes about animation.

You can learn more about workshop's contents in this link on my website.

Price: €90, there's place for 12 students.

Krems, Austria, November 29-30

Karl Kühberger wrote:

Do you remember the workshop offered by the Danube-Univerity in Krems, Austria? The date for the second part of the workshop has changed from end of September to end of November (29.-30.11.). (2 days rigging and animation). It is still possible to subscribe to the workshop.

Price: €390



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  1. 1 stupiduser Edit Link Nov 25th, 2008 at 3:14 pm

    I hope someday there will be workshops like this in my place, with low cost of course =)

    Another FIRST BLOOD!!! wohooo

  2. 2 Douwuhhh Edit Link Nov 25th, 2008 at 4:16 pm

    I hoped people would stop posting dumb "FIRST"-replies! (or got banned!)

    And I was hoping these workshops would be in the south of The Netherlands…would save a lot of flighttickets-costs! Maybe I'm going to organise one myself…

  3. 3 ysvry Edit Link Nov 27th, 2008 at 12:53 am

    hey thirth post , seems like if you can give them you dont need them douwe.

  4. 4 Douwuhhh Edit Link Nov 27th, 2008 at 7:47 pm

    that's true!
    Well, for a lot of features I do need them, but for a 'what is Blender, what are the benefits and how would changing from, let's say, 3D max be?'

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