Hello Everyone!!!

I hope you're having a good time and I wish you a good upcoming 2011!

This year have been quite special for me: I started working on blendtuts, I moved to Valencia to create a Studio with a very friend of mine... :) 2011 will be a good year, or at least I'll try to make it the better I can!

Of course, my work on blendtuts won't stop, and on this "Silence Time" I've been preparing things for you on the new year. Also, I wanted to publish a timelapse for Christmas... but it wasn't posible, I've been sick lately :S After the hollidays, I'll start publishing new tutorials again, so I hope you enjoy blendtuts the same, or even more on 2011!!

I would like to use this post for give my thanks to all the Blender team for developing such a great piece of software. We're getting closer and closer of a stable release! :o)

I want to say one more thing, and is that I really appreciate all the emails I'm getting, and I really want to answer them all, but it's not possible :( Specially, is very difficult for me to answer all the emails and comments asking for help with Blender... Believe me! I try! :D

Keep coming the next Year!! And have a NICE celebration!! ;)

Hello!
Well, it was about time of me releasing the second part of this tutorial :) On this one, we'll see how to add lighting to the scene and make a render.

Hi everyone!
Recently, a new addon ("Rotobezier", developed by Daniel Salazar, alias Zanqdo) was added to Blender, and I needed to make a tutorial about it, because it's an addon that makes a lot easier to animate bezier curves :D

Hola a todos!
Recientemente, un nuevo addon ("Rotobezier", desarrollado por Daniel Salazar, alias Zanqdo) ha sido añadido a Blender, y he decidido hacer un tutorial sobre él, pues es un addon que hace que animar curvas bezier sea más simple que antes.



Las curvas bezier tienen muchas aplicaciones si son animadas. Una de ellas es la posibilidad de utilizarlas como máscaras en el compositor de blender. Este tutorial habla sobre cómo usar y animar curvas utilizando este addon, y cómo usarlas a modo de máscaras en composición :)

He puesto la etiqueta de Experto a este tutorial, puesto que necesitaréis saber lo básico sobre blender para ser capaces de seguir y entender todos los pasos.

Espero que os guste, y el siguiente tutorial será la segunda parte de Materiales, Luces y Render!

Nos vemos!