Blender/Python workshop, Conway, Arkansas, November 14th
Gordon Fisher will be hosting a three-hour workshop on using Python.
Gordon Fisher will be presenting a 3 hour demonstration/class on using Blender and using Python with Blender. It will be on Saturday, November 14 on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas on the 3rd Floor of the Math/Comp Sci Building. PyAR’09 is hosted by Department of Computer Science at the University of Central Arkansas.
http://pycamp.python.org/Arkansas/HomePage
Gordon Fisher, is an award-winning animator and programmer who has produced animations for clients as diverse as Ford Motor Co., Jazzercise, and World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia. His work has been displayed at the National Air and Space Museum.
weird! never expected to see things like this popping up in my home town =D too cool! Blender is universal now… hahaha
unfortunately, this topic isn’t of particular interest to me, but i definitely look forward to more events centering around Blender to pop up around these here parts ;)
Hey, I live in the fifth largest city in America (Phoenix). How come there is cool stuff like this in Arkansas, but not here?
Ok, venting over. Awesome to see this stuff going on anywhere.
Tallguy, put one together and have it Phoenix…. I am sure lots of people will attend.
Brian, if the event is being held in your town, then definitely go. If for no other reason, you will meet people and you always walk away with some new ideas and such.
Brian,
Blender has definitely arrived in Conway. Scott Meador has told me that he’s going to be teaching a course in 3D animation using Blender at University of Central Arkansas. He wanted me to get the word out.
CRN: 24233, FILM 4392 TOPICS:ANIMATION, MW 02:00 pm-03:30 pm
Wow. crud, a perfect time for my car not to work. I didn’t think anything would come to Arkansas.
Hey Gordon, feel free to come to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock any time! I work in the Virtual Reality Center, this sort of thing is perfect for that lab. We host 3DS Max workshops for The Episcopal Collegiate School for a week during the summer.