Seattle BUG report, next meeting announced

seabug1Oscar Baechler reports on last week’s Blender User Group meeting in Seattle and announces the next one.

Oscar writes:

A week ago, Seattle’s first Blender User Group (SeaBUG) launched with great success at The Art Institute of Seattle. Although there were some logistical issues in the beginning, Blender users from throughout the Pacific Northwest packed the classroom, with Prophetic Sky, Inc handing out promotional copies of Townrs Defender. Presenters showed off a multitude of projects, tutorials and experiments, making SeaBUG an action-packed event that easily filled the six hours. One thing was clear to the attendees: none of them realized so many talented Blender users existed in the Seattle area.

seabug2Another SeaBUG is planned for Saturday, December 5, 2009. It will once again be held at The Art Institute of Seattle, North Campus, room #104. Walk-ins are still encouraged, although you can also RSVP at seabug.eventbrite.com

Additionally, the yeoman Blendermasters of SeaBUG are taking suggestions for tutorials. If you have a specific topic you’d like to see covered, email [email protected] and we will try to put some learning materials together.

Be there!

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  • http://www.tonymullen.com/Books.html TonyM

    Cool. Hope I can make it to one of these sometime!

  • http://www.byronsdesigns.com ByronK

    It is so great to see these happening in so many places around the planet! Good luck everyone.

  • http://ogbog.net Oscar Baechler

    Dayum, who’s the handsome devil in green?

  • Nixon

    User groups are awesome,
    very nice too see you got a fully equipped place with lots of computers available !!
    I hope that lots of people will join your group and learn from the other users.
    Best luck and regards!

  • TylerTheWonderfull

    hey look it’s me in the background of the first pic! :D

    That did go really well! can’t wait for the next!

  • http://www.blenderf1.com CurtisS

    I hope to be able to go to the December meeting. I will put it on my calendar!

    CurtisS
    Kingston, WA