Isamu Noguchi Clock

[Dave R]

Thank you Ron. It's cool that you have one of these to restore.

My models are generally not available however I might consider extracting the small knob from this one for you. The knob was modeled from photographs with no actual dimensions and I've never had the pleasure of seeing one of these clocks in person so I can't say it is perfectly accurate. Certainly the back of it wouldn't be detailed but I suppose you could deal with that. How would you fabricate the knob?

[shawb]

Superb render! I just went scrolling past the mesh in the 2nd image looking for the 'real' render until further posts had me backtrack to the start.

[Dave R]

Thank you.

[majid]

Hi dave, couple of fine renders... I do not believe that you are still keeping KT alive! So nostalgic, both model and engine

[Dave R]

@majid said:

Hi dave, couple of fine renders... I do not believe that you are still keeping KT alive! So nostalgic, both model and engine

Thank you, sir. As for Kerkythea, it works just fine so I've never seen any need to leave it for another renderer.

[jo-ke]

@dave r said:

@majid said:

Hi dave, couple of fine renders... I do not believe that you are still keeping KT alive! So nostalgic, both model and engine

Thank you, sir. As for Kerkythea, it works just fine so I've never seen any need to leave it for another renderer.

same as me.

Twilightrender an Kerkythea--- just good friends and still so powerful!

[pbacot]

I missed this one the first time around! Really nice modeling and render. Especially looks like the model was done in native tools (?) How did you texture the dials? From a photo? is there a glass or plastic shape modeled over them?

[Dave R]

Thank you Peter. I used the Circle tool and Fredo's BZ_Spline tools to draw the curves and Follow Me to create the 3D shapes. The faces are images from the real clock.

[xayzer]

I genuinely thought the first image was the reference photo you used for modeling the clock! Beautiful work! I also didn't know Kerkythea was still around, I haven't used it since I first started working with Sketchup some ten years ago.

[Dave R]

Thank you.

@xayzer said:

I also didn't know Kerkythea was still around, I haven't used it since I first started working with Sketchup some ten years ago.

Yes. It's still around. This was done in Kerkythea yesterday.

[Bryan K]

Damn nice to see an older post again and realize how good it was and still is.

[Dave R]

Thank you Bryan.