Simple Artisan examples collection
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@jpalm32 said:
@unknownuser said:
Lamps 'head'
Real nice!
+1
Only the other day I was thinking about how to create this kind of shape.
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Looks like a bezier surface sneak preview?
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nope, a straight up point to point modeling exercise. All that was used was Vertex Tools for the extrusions and scaling.
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awesome work rich
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Have you made an "half dog" then Mirroring or similar ?
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Yes, it's only half modelled based off a cartoon image on 123rf.com.
spotted a video online a few weeks back that showed someone modeling this at high speed and thought I'd give it a go with Vertex Tools. Did a blender version too in a lot faster time.
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Very cool.
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Rich,
How do you turn the triangular faces to quad faces? What plug in did you used?thanks,
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A different way to make a cup in SU with Artisan, coming from this thread:
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=335&t=51454
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ehm.. a few months ago, i showed exactly this here:
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=46136&start=30#p421134and also here with some variations and rendered version (into this very same thread):
http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=335&t=42938&start=90#p421671
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sorry, cotty asked me to place the model here as it's Artisan related.
I'm not trying to wee on your bonfire by any means!
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i have no idea of what "wee on your bonfire" means (i'm not so good at english and this appear to be "slang") anyway it doesn't matter.. no problem at all..
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I said 'wee' to refrain from using an expletive....but here you go, definition from urban dictionary!
@unknownuser said:
"piss on your bonfire"
British slang.
The art of putting a dampener on someone's moment of glory/celebration.
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@olishea said:
sorry, cotty asked me to place the model here as it's Artisan related.
Yes, my fault. Sorry for that. I should have remebered that post because I answered there too
@Marcello: You can edit your post and add an image, so we have the important information here to find it faster next time
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I always get stuck modeling tufted furniture. Here is one example of the workflow with artisan
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