Blenderart Magazine #2 is out and once again it is packed with Blender goodness. It features 60 pages of tutorials, articles, Q&A's and Blender Art and it's available for free.
Here's a short table of contents:
Tutorials
- Spider rigging (rigging a character model)
- Game character rigging
- Animating falling feathers
- Making of 'Age of Steam'
- Making of 'Plumiferos'
- Making of 'New Pengueon'
- Creating a texture in the Gimp
Articles
- Project Orange special !!
- Foss.in Report
- ‘Stop Staring' - Reviewed
Frankly, I am amazed that this is made available for free. The articles are well written and the design is professional. Do other 3D apps have similarly enthousiastic communities that produce such cool magazines? If so, let me know!
You can download your copy here. [5.9MB Zip file; PDF inside]
4 Comments
Im impressed and Im glad I contacted you.
Im very new to blender and also to computing,and have a lot to lrearn.
I had four childeren to look after and therefore had to work hard and not time or money for computing.
Now Im retired and stil no money. I like art I have taken up Amimation.
So Im very happy that I found blender I have blender 2.4.
So im very keen to get as much info as I can.
Have a nice day
Hi Gerard,
you'll find tons of information on the Blender Wiki: http://mediawiki.blender.org
Have fun,
B@rt
Blender still impresses, just a lot more. But it is the folks behind it that are the real stars.
I use to do AE cadd. Can't get a job doing it any more, so I guess it time to struggle through learning 3D, which is something I've wanted to do for a long time. None of my former employers saw 3D as a tool. I see it as one for the right place, but Blender and Linux make me very happy.
I love the grand cooperation that resulted in a very powerful tool. After seeing Elephants Dream I was even more impressed. (I might add that I feel often like Dave Phillips; that the film score is complimented by the video and I was not disappointed by Jan's score, except that I wish it were longer!) When I find that elusive job I will order the DVD so I can show off what Open Source is capable of.
BTW, I was told by an engineer that Linux was a "dead OS and that Linux was mere rebellion against M$." This was back in 1997. I'm so glad he was wrong!
Great work!
Thanks
The link you posted is not a download site, it's just a search engine, and I can't download anything from it.