[Bf-education] BF Active Support; Blender Course & Workshop

[Roger Wickes]

Igor, I strongly recommend that you spend a lot of time before the class exploring the BBB or ED library. The library is huge and linked, and it takes some time to learn it. Then, construct simple exercises to make a scene by re-using those assets after teaching the class about linking assets and how to structure a big project.

--Roger

 

On 12 Oct, 2009, at 14:30, Igor Križanovskij wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to discuss about the Blender courses and workshops  
> support.
>
> Project Durian is something great that can be used as a BC showcase.
> I've been thinking about the enthusiasm boost with the Durian Team
> involvement. Imagine excitement of all new users who could be able to
> make something with Blender that will be potentially used in such a
> movie masterpiece!? That would be great! So, is it possible to get some
> simple concept arts from Durian Team that can even a totally new  
> Blender
> users make? Like a different props; sticks, ropes, hammers, panties,
> etc... You know, a model of a whole street is just too heavy for a new
> tender Blender users... :)
>
> http://blenderartists.org/forum/attachment.php? 
> attachmentid=86067&d=1254592744
>
> My next Blender course & workshop will be in Ljubljana Digital Media  
> Lab
> - Ljudmila. That's an interesting and friendly art place where I  
> already
> met a bunch of cool artists who like to use Blender. Ha, even quite
> famous ones in the OS world (Hi Jaromil, Julian, Matevz, Ziga & Luka if
> you read this :)!
>
> Cheers,
>
> --Igor
>
>
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