17 Jun 2019

New Gallery! 🔗

We can show you what we've got right now!

We have created a new gallery so you can browse all assets we have to offer on our website. It will come in handy especially for people who can't purchase a Blender license.

Enough jokes. Besides looking at the nice pictures you can also share any asset you want on Facebook or Twitter.

Also the frontpage as some of the pages got refreshed and we believe the web now communicate better what we do and why we do it. But still we are like — cool about it. You can check it out. Or not. Who cares. Just check it!

We believe it's now much easier to subscribe and support all the great creators when you can see their work in Blender and in the new Blendkit (formerly BlenderKit) gallery.

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