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The Motion Awards X Are Here, Entering a Bold New Era

4 months 1 week ago
A decade after its founding, The Motion Awards returns with a new website, juror nominations, and two powerful new distinctions, marking not just an anniversary, but a deeper declaration of what Motion Design has always deserved.
Carlos El Asmar

How to do Object Tracking In Blender

4 months 2 weeks ago
Kenan Proffitt writes: Learn Blender Object Tracking Fast! In this video, you’ll get a step-by-step walkthrough that teaches you how to track your video footage inside Blender and integrate 3D assets back into your shot. Enjoy!

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Kenan Proffitt

How to Light 3D Portraits in Blender

4 months 2 weeks ago
Gleb Alexandrov writes: In this tutorial (video and article) we’ll look at a mix of practical Blender techniques and timeless lighting principles used in cinematic character lighting – things like light direction, falloff, focal length and how to use HDRIs effectively.

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Gleb Alexandrov

Blender Jobs for March 13, 2026

4 months 2 weeks ago
Here's an overview of the most recent Blender jobs on Blender Artists, ArtStation and 3djobs.xyz: Looking for a sculpt artist in blender 3D Motion Designer / 3D Visual Editor Realistic 3D Character Artist (DAZ Studio) – Human Character Creation Senior Character Technical Animator (Unity3D | Mobile | Automation) For more jobs, look here.

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Bart

Blender Developers Meeting Notes: 9 March 2026

4 months 2 weeks ago
Notes for weekly communication of ongoing projects and modules. Announcements Evolutions of the Blender Admins group Modules & Projects 2026-03-02 Grease Pencil Module Meeting 2026-03-03 Modeling Module Meeting 2026-03-03 Render & Cycles Meeting 2026-03-03 Sequencer Meeting Notes 2026-03-05 Triaging Module Meeting 2026-03-05 Core Module Meeting 2026-03-05 Pipeline & I/O Module Meeting 2026-03-05 Animation & Rigging [...]

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Labor of Love : How Breanna Lynn Turned Community, Trust, and Radical Belief into Drive It Like You Stole It

4 months 2 weeks ago
Breanna Lynn’s Drive It Like You Stole It began as a no-budget spec car commercial and became something far bigger, a testament to community, trust, and radical belief. With no client, no agency, and no budget, she rallied more than eighty collaborators to help bring an ambitious vision to life, proving that when the conviction is real enough, people show up. More than a film, the project is a reminder that meaningful work rarely begins with permission, it begins with courage.
Ashley Francis