Besides the continuous development of the software, Blender community’s performance depends on all individual artists continuously perfecting their skills. Books, video tutorials and courses are constantly providing education materials and are making Blender accessible for more and more people all around the world. Our own records show that last year we rendered jobs from 95 countries. This level of adoption was reached through personal involvement and devotion of the Blender users and trainers.
For 5 years, Andrew Price, running the known BlenderGuru website has been making tutorials, taking interviews, organizing contests, podcasting weekly and being an active Blender evangelist. His course focused on 3D architecture is soon rolling out its second edition. With the help of Anderson Alves Baptist and Reynante Martinez on the furniture modeling side and Rob Garlington keen on plant modeling, they prepared more than 100 new models for this edition of Architecture Academy.
The recent teaser rendered with RenderStreet illustrates how close to perfection 3D may accede:
RenderStreet is backing the Architecture Academy graduates with 3 months of Gold membership and $100 in render credits for the winners of the course’s final competition. The prize is meant to support their future projects and keep their minds off the rendering part.
To get a glimpse on what you’ll be able to do after the Architecture Academy course, look at those of interiors and exteriors done by last year’s students and stay put as doors reopen on May 14th on thearchitectureacademy.com
Architecture Academy wallpaper rendered with RenderStreet
