This post is very much in line with many of your other posts: The content is excellent. It's a good overview of a major new part of an important open source project. It is well illustrated with media you created using the product. That's great.

But I feel like I must, once again, urge you to work on your English. I hope you don't mind that I'll cite one example.

The new Blender 2.8 is in his final stage of development.

A piece of software isn't a "he." It's an "it." This should have been "its development." Is "software" a gendered noun in your native language? It is in Hebrew, so it's an issue I am very familiar with. But in English, if it's a "thing," it's usually an "it."

Overall, I would advise simplifying your language. I may have written this to you before, as it is a piece of advice I give often. But that's because it's good advice.

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