Another car...

RayOchoa

Thats actually a really nice car. Good job. Check mine out and tell me what you think

ely862me

rsw

And another one...

rsw

And another...

Getting the hang of these now... Think thats all for today though!

Julius

@rsw said:

And another...
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Getting the hang of these now... Think thats all for today though!

this one rocks!

plot-paris

your cars get definitely better and better - I really like the third one

rsw

thanks for the comments so far.

Heres another one...

Really enjoying doing these.

Durant Hapke

R -- S -- W -- Go!

Hot dog -- ride it.

Ride the car...

And hit the drive in...

Hit the drive in, and order two...

Order two or get a bag to go...

A bag to go out and party with...

Party with the bag in your hand...

And swing it...

Swing that Jack bird bag of bliss...

Durant "winners in the front" Hapke

rsw

Just the front end of a car today.. spent a bit more time with this one, getting the curves to go where I wanted them to...

plot-paris

wow, very impressive! could you tell me, how you get the curves where you want them to?
(what do you use to achieve these smooth forms? Subdivide&Smooth?)

rsw

@plot-paris said:

wow, very impressive! could you tell me, how you get the curves where you want them to?
(what do you use to achieve these smooth forms? Subdivide&Smooth?)

For the last one the bonnet was done with FFD to begin with (using some additional curves as guides for the FFD points), the bottom section/bumper was created with follow me to start with and then FFD. After that I did quite a bit of manual manipulation of points and drawing of curves to fine tune the shapes. The lights were a combination of manually drawing shapes, offset on surface and JPP. To be honest its a bit of trial and error at the moment.

plot-paris

@rsw said:

To be honest its a bit of trial and error at the moment.

isn't the whole life like that

I really like the vicious BMW like look of your new model - you are definitely getting there!

rsw

ok, this one is very similar to the previous, but this time I've tried starting with a low poly mesh and using sub-divide and smooth on it.