Multi Quicktime Add-On
I’ve been working on a new script at Gecko for a side-project of ours in for which we need to generate a lot of video files at different sizes and […]
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Blender Conference Day Three/Blender Institute Open Day
Highlights of day three: Pablo’s talk on compositing in sintel. Including some great tips on editing linked data with the python console, just type “bpy.” then hit ctrl-space to give […]
Blender conference day two highlights.
Jan-Willem van Dronkelaar's head sculpting presentation was excelent, in particular he had a few great anatomy tips for the face that I want to apply in some studies when I […]
Blender Conference Day One Highlights
The amazing 4K screen in the foyer showing sintel. David Revoy's mypaint demo had some excellent tricks. Including the brush context picker (Shortcut key w), which actually picks out the […]
BWC ’09 Entry Update: Best Modelling Spot Prize Winner!
Here is my entry for the 2009 Blender World Cup. The theme was “Another World”. I came up with a crashed fighter pilot marooned on a strange jungle planet, inhabited […]
Panic Elbow Album Cover III
The third piece of album art I’ve produced for Panic Elbow, and probably my favourite. This one was inspired by an alchemy sketch I did whilst listening to one of […]
Alchemy
I came across Alchemy while watching David Leroy’s fantastic speedpainting video of a piece of Durian concept art. It’s a really nice way of generating some chaos to help inspire […]
Panic Elbow – Every Cliche
Another piece of cover art I did for a friends band: Panic Elbow. Made with blender and the Gimp. The album isn’t out yet but I wanted to show it […]
Camera Mapping: In the forest
In the forest – Camera Mapping from Ben Simonds on Vimeo. A camera mapping test done in Blender, stock photo by Pandoralore Stock on DeviantArt (thankyou!).
HMS Victory Model Tutorial
Modelling Ships in Blender: A guide I’ve been interested in the age of sail my whole life – pirates, galleons, the East India Company, but the ships are the stars […]
