Blender Underground’s video tutorials are free, and you are under no compulsion whatsoever to pay for them. However producing these videos and maintaining the website is hard work. Hours upon hours of time goes into development and production of a video series worthy of Blender. If you have benefited from these Blender video tutorials, consider making a donation in an amount that is satisfying to you. Your donations help Blender Underground continue to provide you with quality video tutorials and support.


Any contribution is appreciated. For the casual user, any donation is valuable. For the corporate user, consider what this training would be worth to you in retail dollars; cut it in half, cut it in half again; consider making a donation in that amount.

 

Other Ways to Support Blender Underground

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Tell your family and friends about Blender Underground: Word-of-mouth is a great way to increase exposure to Blender. By steering them to our website, you’re providing them with the tools to learn a powerful and full-featured (not to mention free) 3D modeling and animation package.

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