There is something mesmerizing about watching snow gently fall. The soft fluffy look as it piles up here and there. Then there are the lovely shades of blue that seem to paint winter landscapes in enchanting hues of winter chill. So while the weather outside is frightful, the articles and fun to be had inside are delightful.
Check out our Winter Wonderland issue filled with heartwarming winter and holiday fun.
So grab your copy today.
Also be sure to check out our gallery of wonderful images submitted by very talented members of our community.
Table of Contents:
Tutorial – Christmas Ball
Tutorial – Making Santa
Making of – Cyclone
Making of – Winter Scene
Johny Blender Training DVD
Interview: Jonathan Williamson
Book Review: Incredible Machines
And Lot More…
Hello,
Thank you for your efforts on this magazine. I eagerly await the arrive of each issue and hope to contribute in the near future.
I noticed a problem with the Issue #25 PDF that was published. There appears to have been some distillation errors and some characters are missing. The easiest to see is in the copywrite notice on the last page. The dates display as 00-00. If the data is cut and pasted in notepad, the dates display as 2005-2009.
This problem is also in the tutorials with the numbers for the settings. The first location of the problem is in your editorial, the line “We have seen the release of Blender 2.50 Alpha 0,” does not display the “2″ or “5″ in 2.50.
Regards,
Stephen Allen
Is there some special font that was used in this issue, because I’m noticing a lot of missing characters. They’re usually numbers, but the occasional letter is gone too.
http://imgur.com/bZOvr.png is one of the most noticeable examples – every instance of 2.5 except the header has the numbers missing, the q in “quite” just below the bottom left corner of the splash screen image, the J in “Just” in the bottom right paragraph, etc. It’s a little annoying here, but in the tutorials where specific numeric values are blanked, it’s practically unreadable.
I assume it’s a font issue because if I copy and paste the text, I can see the missing characters, and I highly doubt 16 proofers would let something so noticeable slip by.
Blenderart Mag Issue #25 now available…
Welcome to Issue #25, “Winter Wonderland.” There is something mesmerizing about watching snow gently fall. The soft fluffy look as it piles up here and there. Then there are the lovely shades of blue that seem to paint winter landscapes in enchanting h…
There seems to be a font problem? with this issue, both the download and the online version.
Very nice, new layout of the site. Thanks for the new issue.
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