See the videos under cuviloft for ideas. You can make the roof easily.
See the first overall video second example. Stitches single lines together thereby defining the plane.

It's more easy with this crazzy free TopMod 😉

Else you can in sketchup with Artisan 😉

make a rectangular tubular forms then subdivide them 😉

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you did say half month, right?

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Alvis had post some of his final product of this chair at the following link. Thank you Alvis.

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=40151&start=30

Alvis, you really rock!!! 👍 Thank you very much for the tips!XOXO

Thank you guys! All of you who paid attention to my posts. I love this community!

🤣 Must agree on the dirt!
@ Alvis: I managed to model it anyway but it doesn't come as good as yours and it took me a looooooooooooooooooooong (and it's still not long enough...) time.

I still wish I knew how to look at this to model this properly.
Thanks for giving it a try Alvis, I appreciate 😄
Nicolas

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Seems it would be a little tricky at the corner. How would you do that?
That company does a lot of cool stuff.
http://www.azahner.com

With EEbyRails swapping over the selected profiles and rails will often given the desired result... 😉

Can't help on the CNC but many others can.
Suggest you make a seperate post with that subject because it may get missed with this present subject.

She is what one would call 'Organic Modelling'

how about displacement

Well I tried the solidsolver plugin but that does not help.
I found out that with ultimate unwrap using the lscm unwrap function it results in a correct mapping, but i do not have the money for that tool 😞
Can anyone help me out?

Hardly instructive I would think. . .but I did this quickly just to see if I could do it. (That is always the measuring stick after all! See my signature tag line below! 💚 )

The shape probably isn't dead on to the picture, but

I drew a sphere. Cut it in half. JPP. drew a cylinder. Tweaked the shape with Fredo Scale.

Bool Tools or solid tools Difference operation.

Tweaked the shape some more with Fredo scale.

I am sure it could really beautifully massaged (no pun intended) with Artisan or More FredoScale tool tweaking.

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@leminilab said:

Hi,
I reworked the chair a little and tried the table.
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Hope this helps!

WOWWW!!! THEY'RE FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've spent hr and hr on Artisan tool and never get really far, i almost give up lol Thanks alot Leminilab, you're amazing!!!!!!

So, sorry guy's. This project is one on the highly confidential list and I can't share much at this time:( It's taken on different direction at this time and instead of doing a literal wave they were exploring other curvy shapes.
I appreciate the efforts here which are not in vain and are helpful anycase.

Thanks!

Thanks Boofredlay:
I will pack this little tidbit away in case it comes up again. I figure, based on your excellent previous demos, if anybody is gonna "break" Artisan, it might be you. 💚

Thank you very much for your precious help!
Take care.
Nicolas

Thanks Solo and TIG,
I will play around with both your suggestions. I know in my head how it will be done, I just needed a visual skin over the form as in the original clay study. And best of all I have a good reason to purchase artisan!!!!
Thanks again for all your help.
Matte

What is the end use for the model? I think that makes a big difference in how doable the project is. To me it seems that you should do every little ornament and flourish as a separate object and the apply those to the basic furniture shape. To build as one integrated object would be difficult. But one little form at a time and I think you could do it. The time line is something else. I think it would take me weeks.

What it comes down to the end use. As just a render you could get very close and then polish the details in photoshop. If you needed a perfect physical 3D model there would be a lot more problems.

And in a render would it be a close up or just part of a furnished room.

I think its is more a question of practicality than possibility.

Take a look at the surface of the cannon that I modeled:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/download/file.php?id=45929
Also go through the whole topic at: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=26545&hilit=cannon+nelson#p228800 to understand what a pain it was.

And by all means please tell me the end use for the project as I am very curious.