
Saw today at Blender Newbies website a cool thing: there is now for sale a DVD compilation of the tutorials.
It made me think about a CGTalk thread on the new Blender release, where a forum user complained about the lack of documentation and training. In my humble opinion, this is a problem that gets smaller every day, since lots of new tutorials and trainings are popping around.
As examples, I can point Andy's DVD, Bassam Kurdali's one, Tony Mullen's books (1 and 2), Roland Hess' Essential Blender and Animating with Blender. I received the latter on my mailbox yesterday, sent by the publisher for a review. Soon I will talk about it with you. :)
Back to the DVD, some things I found cool about it:
- Over 14 hours of video tutorials;
- Better sound and resolution than the online versions;
- The videos were revised/corrected;
You can get more info on its website.
Much easier get info on using Blender today than when I first started, with version 2.28. :D
I ordered my copy!
Can't wait for it to come I'm so anxious...