Simple Artisan examples collection
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MoI-esque
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Here is a post in which Elisei explains the difference between:
- 1 x 4 subdivision (4 in VCB and Enter)
- 4 x 1 subdivisions (one after another)
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I really liked your example Pilou! I had to do the ball in a cube.
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Here are some of my Artisan models. I don't have the proxies for all of them, sorry about that.
[img:25m1inu2]http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u564/paintswords/jungle_final_pp_lines_zps8219f438.jpg[/img:25m1inu2]
[img:25m1inu2]http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u564/paintswords/jungle_morning_pp_zps0747e119.jpg[/img:25m1inu2] -
Nice collection, Olishea! Some of them I've seen before in other places and they were there already inspiring and impressive
Here is another simple example ...
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Awesome, oli!
Great stuff everyone!
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hey that's beautiful
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Funky. I like the stools too.
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@unknownuser said:
Funky. I like the stools too.
The chair is very simple and has nothing to do with Artisan, but here it is...
(Is a solid volume, thanks to TIGs solidsolver )
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Offlab.
Thanks, that's really true to the typical bottle shape and demonstrates Artisan capabilities well. The last model doesn't look "simple" though, with thickness, liquid, and threads added. Is that also done with SU? Any pointers on that. The threads sure have intense number polys on them. Fantastic for first example.
Peter
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Thank you Peter. It looks realy complicated, but quite easy to create. The thickness of the bottle was created by Joint Push Pull plugin (with thickening option). The liquid has been created from the inner part of the bottle (slightly larger scaled).
With the thread you are right, but it was also just an attempt.
And about the result, I was surprised myself.
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It does look very real, well done!
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@cotty said:
@unknownuser said:
Funky. I like the stools too.
The chair is very simple and has nothing to do with Artisan, but here it is...
I meant the cotty chair 07 round red with chrome stools above the table post.
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