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Well, looks like I wasn't that far off with my understanding of the Blender logo. After looking it up again, it appears that it's subjective: "Meaning of Blender Logo The Blender logo has multiple interpretations and versions, making it a subject of curiosity and debate. According to various sources, including interviews with the logo’s creator, Joeri Kassenaar, the logo is often described as: Hand with three fingers up and fourth and fifth fingers making a circle: This interpretation represents a “thumbs up” or an “OK” sign, symbolizing approval or acceptance. Eye: Some believe the logo represents an eye, which signifies the software’s purpose of visualization and observation. Combination of hand and eye: A third interpretation combines both, depicting an eye in a hand, which is a popular cultural symbol representing both observation (eye) and action (hand). Blender in action: A less common interpretation suggests the logo represents a blender (the kitchen appliance) in action, with the three lines emanating from the center representing the blender’s blades or the mixing process. It’s worth noting that the Blender logo is an orange circle with three lines and a blue dot, and its meaning may be intentionally ambiguous or open to interpretation. The Blender Foundation, the organization behind the software, has not officially confirmed a single definitive meaning for the logo. In summary, the Blender logo has multiple interpretations, including a “thumbs up,” an eye, a combination of hand and eye, and a blender in action. Its ambiguity has contributed to its mystique and allowed users to assign their own meanings to the symbol." Source - Brave's AI Assistant

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In honor of Veterans' Day in the US, we will look at how to model and animate a waiving flag.

If you find this video helpful, please let me know in the comments and I'll produce more short form content to show how to solve these common Blender issues. Thanks everyone!

I liked the fact that when you made a mistake, you corrected and continued to move forward.