Created by Pablo (VenomGFX) Vazquez, lead artist of project Apricot, Yo Frankie!

DVDs arrived and are in stock! All pre-orders have been shipped july 6.

This DVD covers all aspects to create advanced computer graphics, including modeling, sculpting, shading, lighting, creating fur, cloth simulation, rendering and compositing. Its ten chapters are each devoted to exploring a specific technique. By using one of the famous VenomGFX characters you will be lead step by step through all important tools and settings.

The DVD assumes you already know the basics of Blender, like object transform, simple modeling, adding materials, or working with files. It is especially targeted at people who want to train their artistic skills and master Blender further.

Venoms Lab includes the latest (2.49) version of Blender for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, as well as a lot of free to use characters and demo files. The training techniques were chosen to be valid in the 2.5x Blender releases as well.

The DVD will be Spanish and English spoken. (we dropped subtitles, it does not work at all... your attention has to be with the UI all the time)

Watch the teaser animation!

Download full quality dual-language chapter (sculpting)

Same sample chapter, Vimeo, English audio
Same sample chapter, Vimeo, Spanish audio

By purchasing this DVD you support the Blender Foundation projects.

	1. Firulo! Subsurface modeling		6. Antonio! Cloth simulation
	2. Korno! Sculpting		7. Merlin! Eye modeling, shading
	3. Zanno! UV unwrap, texture layers, painting		8. Braka! Fur, grooming and shading
	4. Fraka! Shading, material nodes, light		9. Tibolino! Compositing and environments
	5. Carnerito! Realtime GLSL shading		10. Durano! Over an hour timelapse character modeling

Total running time well over 4 hours. The videos are in 1280x800 and play well in the free VLC player.

The Blender Open Movie Workshop DVD series is a Blender Institute product, targeted at spreading the knowledge of previous participants in Open Projects. The videos and all files on the DVD are freely licensed as Creative Commons. DVD revenues will be used to support future Open Blender projects.