Autodesk, the developer of Maya and 3DS Max, is helping out the 99% with their improved Assistance Program.
The program has always been available to students and educators, but they’ve expanded it to include veterans, and unemployed architects, engineers and designers.
Awesome, Autodesk!
This guest post is part of Project Shellter.
Tip o’ the hat to Blake at CG General Store!
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Zydac is back with another clever design: printable night light covers! And they’re snarky. Pictured above is an evil IP lawyer waiting to issue cease and desist letters to DIYers. Looks a bit like Henry Kissinger, doesn’t it?
Also in the set: bad economic times, bedbugs, and losing a fancy argument. Nasty stuff!
Luckily, none of these things could ever possibly happen, so we can all sleep well!
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A 3D plaque of Creative Commons Licensing information. Easily display all the important information needed to give credit under Creative Commons Licensing to the original designer of your print. It's perfect for displaying prints during photo shoots, fairs, and any other situation when viewers m…
