Funny Legs is an animated show on YouTube created entirely by one person, from modeling to render. In this talk, a 3D animator, Yana Zavialova, will tell how she has built an efficient pipeline that allows her to create a 1-minute episode in 2–3 weeks….
How Framestore’s Visual Development Department is integrating Blender in their workflow to create high quality Creature and Environment concepts
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At Blender studio, we’re developing a new Character Asset: Storm. This session will be a walkthrough on how I’ve explored different ways of facial rigging for a stylized character and why I chose to do it this particular way. The class will highlight t…
How a small group of artists and animators left Maya behind and built an indie studio from the ground up. This session will walk you through the real-world roadmap, how we built our pipeline, the lessons we learned, and how we did it all for under $1,0…
This session explores how Blender became the core of a scalable VFX pipeline for a 2D animated feature. We’ll cover how a three-person team automated drop shadows, compositing setups, and cross-software integration across ~800 scenes—while tracking eve…
The design of imaging optical systems, like camera lenses, currently relies on a few specialized optical design software.
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Mangoshake studio – from architecture and design to storytelling and visual effects.
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PICO is collaborating with Blender to bring Extended Reality (XR) into the heart of the Blender ecosystem.
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In this talk, Beatriz Ruthes shares her process of building a VR environment entirely in Blender, in which every object and texture originates from hand-drawn illustrations on paper. Developed during an experimental artist residency in Luxembourg, the …
Join Blue Zoo for a look inside ZooKit, our powerful toolkit for Blender. We’re building a workflow where a single artist or small team can take an idea from design to final render. This talk explores how we use Geometry Nodes and Rigify for character …
