Blender
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Blender
Free and open-source 3D creation suite for animation, modeling, rendering, and more.
About
What does Blender do?
Blender is a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software suite used for general 3D modeling, animation, digital sculpting, visual effects, rendering, compositing, motion tracking, drawing, 2D animation, and video editing. It is developed by the Blender Foundation, a Dutch non-profit organization, and is funded by donations from individuals and companies.
Where is Blender headquartered?
Blender is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
When was Blender founded?
Blender was founded in 1994.
What industry does Blender operate in?
Blender operates in 3D Modeling, 3D Animation, Rendering, VFX, Game Development, Open Source Software.
How many employees does Blender have?
Blender has approximately 1663 people on record.
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View on Reddit“I want to share my first project in Blender with you and hopefully get your feedback and critiques so I can keep improving. It’s not 100% finished yet, but I feel it’s already in a fairly mature state. I started learning 3D and Blender in J…”
View on Reddit“I always disliked Blender because it looked way too unserious- suspiciously simple UI, must be for the broke and for the cheap. However, yesterday I downloaded Blender just to give it a shot. I'll just say this- Not going back to Autodesk E…”
View on Reddit“This is my first full body character in Blender. I had a lot of fun making this and I learned a lot. I know this isn’t perfect but I’m happy and proud of how it came out.”
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