New Arab Community Opened: ArabBlend
Congratulations to the Arab Blender community for opening their new community home, ArabBlend.com [original, untranslated version]. It’s a nicely designed site with lots of great content such as articles, tutorials and a gallery (which is a bit small at the moment, but there’s some nice art there). Way to go, guys!
the design looks sweet, and im sure lots of cool content will be coming from there! :) congrats!
اØسنتم شباب – great effort guys
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I don’t speak the language but i want to say that the site looks freaking awsome. Great job guys!
Really nice, congratulations :)
مبروك :)
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Site looks fantastic! Good work!
@ verb – I don’t know if guy you’re refering to wanted to offend someone, so pleas – don’t do it yourself.
Congrats guys :) very nice efforts.
El Cateto, Plz edit your comment or delete it, it’s offending and off-topic.
Great site!! all the best guys :-)
Now it’s only waiting till the local oil-sheik is missing features? :)
It seems ‘Google’ has still some translation work:
“This lesson is an introduction to the system Composite Nodes in Blinder, awesome when God on the Render Layers and how to use”
Oh, website looks good ‘n clean (and adds a lot more sense in arabic ;) ).
Greetings from Holland.
Niels
cheers!
great webdesign colors !
I enjoyed the site design, very nice, and good luck appealing to your local community!
(My local community is still in the dark when it comes to blender :( )
It’s good to see Blender spread like that. The more the merrier. I hope it really catches on for the Arabic speaking folks because I know of some very talented people from Syria and some from other Yemen etc. Nice and slick web design too.
Yea ! That’s coel. Finally I can see the “style” of 3D-CG Pictures from another Culture ! ^^
Great to see that Blender (Art) Comunnities spread all over the World.
Ah, btw. the best translated Site I’ve ever seen ! (In the free/Open Source “World”)
Great site! I really enjoy the gallery and the tutorial on UV mapping. Thanks guys.
nice!