Andrea Fiori writes:
I’d like to share with you these two timelapses I’ve done some time ago. The first one is about polygonal modeling and the second one about sculpting to refine. They cover just the modeling process I’ve used to obtain this image.
No, this isn’t an example of the use of the Tomato Tracker ;-) It’s an actual product! Looks amazing, although I’m not sure I could keep my arms up in the air for a couple of hours while modeling something ;-)
A do-it-yourself CNC Milling machine that creates amazing 3D prints!
Every time we announce a user meeting somewhere, I see many people who wished there was one near them. It’s a tricky thing I guess, not knowing how many others there are in your area.
So today I want to ask you: would YOU like meet other Blender users? Leave a message here and mention the nearest city (or leave a reply to someone else) – maybe you can find some like minded people and get your own meeting going. And remember: starting your own user meeting is as simple as agreeing on a date, time and a place!
I was amazed by this research video that shows a new technique to add CGI objects to existing photographs. You can read an abstract of the paper here.
So… the Blender Conference is taking place this weekend, but most of you won’t be able to attend. How will you be spending this weekend? Do you plan to follow some sessions live, with some local Blenderheads maybe? Which presentations are you most looking forward to? Any other plans? Let them have their party in Amsterdam, we can hang out here! ;-)
Watch the sessions, chat with other users and keep an eye on the official Twitter hashtag #bcon11 on our dedicated Blender Conference 2011 page.
Just out of curiosity: what was your Blender week like? Did you manage to finish a project, did you learn something cool, did you have a great time exploring Blender 2.60? It’s Friday! So kick back, grab a drink and let’s have a chat!
A demonstration of “Real-Time Dynamic 3D Surface Reconstruction and Interaction”. No Blender implementation yet, but a guy can dream, right? ;-)
