In recent years, Blender has become a go-to tool for artists and coders around the world. With its vast community of users, Blender has seen incredible growth and adoption across various industries. However, with this growth comes new challenges and opportunities. To address these needs, a new initiative called BlenderKit was born.

BlenderKit aims to support and help with Blender development by committing code improvements and subscribing to the Blender Development Fund as Diamond sponsors. This will enable the community to collaborate more effectively and ensure that Blender continues to evolve at a rapid pace.

In addition to supporting Blender development, BlenderKit also seeks to create a financial channel for other Blender artists and coders. By selling subscriptions to the library, BlenderKit aims to motivate the growth of the database while keeping a large part of it free for everyone. This model is designed to make the library sustainable and ensure that Blender continues to thrive.

One of the key features of BlenderKit is its library of materials and brushes. As a result, various add-ons are no longer bundled with Blender or have been updated, requiring new requirements for their inclusion in official releases. To address this, Blender wants to implement fair and uniform rules for all add-ons included in official releases.

BlenderKit also aims to make everyone's workflow considerably faster by providing a range of tools and resources designed specifically for Blender. With the latest development builds now available, BlenderKit is poised to revolutionize the way artists and coders work with Blender.

In conclusion, BlenderKit represents a new era for Blender artists and coders. By committing to code improvements, creating a financial channel, and providing a library of materials and brushes, BlenderKit aims to make Blender an even more powerful and sustainable tool for creatives around the world.

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