John M. Blain has become a recognized expert in Blender having eight successful prior editions of The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics to date. John became enthused with Blender on retirement from a career in Mechanical Engineering. The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics originated from personal notes compiled in the course of self-learning. The notes were recognized as an ideal instruction source by Neal Hirsig, Senior Lecturer (Retired) at Tufts University. Neal encouraged publication of the First Edition and in doing so is deserving of the author's gratitude. Gratitude must also be extended to the author's wife Helen for her continuing encouragement and patience as new editions of the book are compiled.

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• 1 Introducing the Grease Pencil. 2 Drawing Strokes. 3 Editing Strokes. 4 Coloring and Customising – Strokes/Brushes. 5 The Canvas Explained. 6 Placing Strokes. 7 Stroke Effects. 8 Background Image Tracing. 9 3D Objects. 10 Animating Strokes. 11 Animating a Character. 12 Armatures for Posing. 13 Creating New Scenes 14 Wrap Up and Render. 15 Making a Movie. 16 Using a Drawing Tablet. 17 Download & Installation. 18 Navigate & Save. 19 Using Add-ons. 20 Internet resources. 21 Index.

John M. Blain has become a recognized expert in Blender having eight successful prior editions of The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics to date. John became enthused with Blender on retirement from a career in Mechanical Engineering. The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics originated from personal notes compiled in the course of self-learning. The notes were recognized as an ideal instruction source by Neal Hirsig, Senior Lecturer (Retired) at Tufts University. Neal encouraged publication of the First Edition and in doing so is deserving of the author's gratitude. Gratitude must also be extended to the author's wife Helen for her continuing encouragement and patience as new editions of the book are compiled.

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• 1 Introducing the Grease Pencil. 2 Drawing Strokes. 3 Editing Strokes. 4 Coloring and Customising – Strokes/Brushes. 5 The Canvas Explained. 6 Placing Strokes. 7 Stroke Effects. 8 Background Image Tracing. 9 3D Objects. 10 Animating Strokes. 11 Animating a Character. 12 Armatures for Posing. 13 Creating New Scenes 14 Wrap Up and Render. 15 Making a Movie. 16 Using a Drawing Tablet. 17 Download & Installation. 18 Navigate & Save. 19 Using Add-ons. 20 Internet resources. 21 Index.

John M. Blain has become a recognized expert in Blender having eight successful prior editions of The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics to date. John became enthused with Blender on retirement from a career in Mechanical Engineering. The Complete Guide to Blender Graphics originated from personal notes compiled in the course of self-learning. The notes were recognized as an ideal instruction source by Neal Hirsig, Senior Lecturer (Retired) at Tufts University. Neal encouraged publication of the First Edition and in doing so is deserving of the author's gratitude. Gratitude must also be extended to the author's wife Helen for her continuing encouragement and patience as new editions of the book are compiled.

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• 1 Introducing the Grease Pencil. 2 Drawing Strokes. 3 Editing Strokes. 4 Coloring and Customising – Strokes/Brushes. 5 The Canvas Explained. 6 Placing Strokes. 7 Stroke Effects. 8 Background Image Tracing. 9 3D Objects. 10 Animating Strokes. 11 Animating a Character. 12 Armatures for Posing. 13 Creating New Scenes 14 Wrap Up and Render. 15 Making a Movie. 16 Using a Drawing Tablet. 17 Download & Installation. 18 Navigate & Save. 19 Using Add-ons. 20 Internet resources. 21 Index.