[Bf-education] 2.49 or 2.5 this academic year

[John Blain]

If anyone interested I have compiled a users manual for Blender 2.56+ aimed
at beginners.

The manual is available at my website free of charge.
http://silverjb.limewebs.com/index.html

I am interested in introducing Blender into mainstream education, hence the
manual.

Would love to know if you think it is useful.

regards

John Blain

On 8 April 2011 13:40, Nicholas Jainschigg <njainsch at risd.edu> wrote:

> Well, I do look forward to the day when 3D is just another medium, but I
> felt it necessary to specify for the moment since I also teach courses in
> Pen, Ink and Scratchboard, an introductory course in 2D digital tools, and
> have taught Medieval and Renaissance painting techniques (egg tempera,
> egg/oil emulsions, silverpoint, water gilding, etc)  ;-)
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:28 PM, John R. Nyquist <john at nyquist.net> wrote:
>
>> > The thing is, the class isn't strictly about teaching software
>> competence. Rather, it's a course in how to make absorbing images using 3D
>> as your medium.
>>
>> I love this philosophy, but I'd like to see it shortened just a little
>> bit further to:
>>
>> "The thing is, the class isn't strictly about teaching software
>> competence. Rather, it's a course in how to make absorbing images."
>>
>> :-)
>>
>>
>> --
>> =======================
>>   John R. Nyquist
>>   Nyquist Art + Logic
>>   864-NYQ-UIST
>>   http://nyquist.net/
>>   http://bitsofblender.com/
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