[Bf-education] Call for participation.

[Set Hallstrom]

Thanks alot Francesco! i didn't.

And thimothy: yes it would be very interesting to get a share of your
friends experiences.

Oskar: :) i was wondering yesterday if i should clarify, that i do not
think that i'm trying something -new- :) I just want to help push things
forward, because i feel compelled to give something back where i have
been taking :) Hence, i might sound like a fool to many of you oldtimers
asking or advancing things that have been discussed over and over again :)

So on the forhand: Sorry about that. But i think it is better to look
like a fool for a short moment, then to remain stupid a life long <3

As for a revolution, no, that is not the plan. But to some extend, i
want to contribute to the Evolution :) In swedish (i guess you spek it
too?) we have a saying: "Aim for the stars, and you will land on top of
the christmas three". So on the scale issue i guess we have different
approaches. Which is good, because if we somewhat collaborate on this we
will have a wider strategical spectrum.

Speak to you soon,

Set H.

On 2013-07-18 16:18, Francesco Siddi wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> that's an interesting discussion! By reading it, I got the impression
> that not everybody might be aware of http://www.blendernetwork.org/.
> That's the place where you can find many blender based studios,
> professionals and teachers/professors.
> 
> If you are interested in getting "officially" recognized as a Blender
> professional please consider subscribing (it's free for academics) and
> you will get support for these initiatives.
> 
> Regards,
> Francesco
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