Winter has come to Stockholm, and the studio is wrapping up for the holidays. But first, we're ending the year right with some big open source releases for both Blender and Cargo!

I also got an inside look at how our Rust engineers work day-to-day, their favourite tools, and what they think the future of Rust has in store.

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Inside Rust at Embark 🦀

As you may know, we ❤️ Rust at Embark. Many of you have asked about why we use Rust, and how it is to work with every day. In this post, I interviewed 2 of our Rust engineers (whose talks you may have seen last month) about how they use Rust day-to-day, and what they envision for #Rust2020.

ICYMI: Texture Synthesis and Remixing from a Single Example

Procedural Artist Anastasia Opara wrote about using proceduralism to change how we create. She also showcased our open source Rust crate for Multiresolution Stochastic Texture Synthesis. Read it now on Medium!

Call for Speakers: Blender Stockholm

We're looking to host a Blender meetup in Stockholm! If you are interested in giving a talk, we'd love to hear from you. Please email opensource@embark-studios.com with a short abstract of your topic and a bit about yourself.

We're always looking for new people to join our team in Stockholm! Here are just a few of our current openings.

Software Engineer (Rust)
Back-end Engineer
Interactive Prototype Developer
Internships - open application