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March 18th Social Gathering
Join us in welcoming Portland’s newest VFX collective – The Refuge! Fully open for business and gears already turning full speed. Lead Artists/Owners Fred Ruff & J Bills are excited to invite you out for a first hand look at how things are shaping up. Great timing as I think we all can admit it’s been a long winter and it’s high time we came together for some casual liquid networking.
Open house from 6:30-9:00pm, Tuesday March 18th. Nibbles and drinks courtesy of neighbors Occidental Brewery and Cathedral Park Kitchen. A joint effort between 3DPDX, AEPDX, and VFX/PDX.
The Refuge is located under the St Johns Bridge in Cathedral Park Place, 6635 N Baltimore Ave, Suite 112. Go down Baltimore Avenue, past what looks to be the main entrance and proceed to the bottom of the hill (across from the Chocolate Factory) to the Courtyard. There is a separate sign and entrance to the Courtyard. Park along the street or across the train tracks in the Cathedral Park parking lot. The Refuge is in the NW corner of the Coutyard, past Occidental Brewing and the St Johns Cellars.
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I live in Bend Oregon, and I am using modo as modeling software, I am interesting in learn others modeling and animation softwares. I am visiting Portland pretty often it is way I am interesting in contacting you.
Please reserve me a space.
Maxon was awesome
Looking forward to it! Last one was fantastic!
This is clearly made of awesome! Thank you Joe!
The new features and suites were really awesome, but the lack of beer and longer socializing due to the campus wanting us out was kind of a bummer.
Do we need to RSPV?
RSVP links are being setup. thanks!
Very interesting event. It’s cool to see someone in person talk about the process of working on some very subtle and also very intense/cool effects on a major film. Love it!
I am interesting in seeing what you guys have been up to! Count me in
Looking forward to it!
Very interesting event. It’s cool to see someone in person talk about the process of working on some very subtle and also very intense/cool effects on a major film. Love it!