Simple Artisan examples collection

cotty

Vase no. 3...

leminilab

Always a pleasure to see you have fun with this!
Now you may want to explain how you (beautifully) textured this!
Is it a spherical mapping with SketchUV?

Rich O Brien

Hieru

Very nice Rich What's the workflow...does it rely a lot on vertex tools?

leminilab

Very nice indeed! Very elegant and masterfully modelled. Do you plan on redering this? It's a ceiling light?

cotty

@leminilab said:

Is it a spherical mapping with SketchUV?

Yes, you are totally right and I used an Indigo standard material....

leminilab

@cotty said:

Yes, you are totally right and I used an Indigo standard material....

Very nice as usual!

Rich O Brien

@hieru said:

Very nice Rich What's the workflow...does it rely a lot on vertex tools?

Actually TIG's EebyV and the native scale mostly.

Thomthom's AutoSmooth has meant I'm using vertex tools less and less.

Hieru

Thanks Rich

alvis

funny shapes and simple chair

shapes.zip

cotty

Nice chair and making-of video!

Another funny shape (with 14 legs)

cotty_14legs.skp

cotty

Another version with motion in it...

olishea

making me worried, because they look fragile!! lovely render.

cotty

A simple lamp...

cotty_lamp_01.skp

cotty

Another simple lamp...

cotty_lamp_02.skp

olishea

nice work cotty, first one reminds me of the Biagio lamp that Massimo modelled a while back.

pilou

A flower lamp!

pbacot

Nice jacks. I just realized how long it's been since I've seen jacks or any reference. Do girls still play with thems somewhere in the world? Great lamps too!

TheBone

Hello Guys,
im starting with all those nice Plugins
I created a chair for testing thos plugins and i would like to post it but like you guys did witht the finshed model and the same only the frame on it ..

could anybody of you help me ?
would be nice to know how do i do that .

(Sorry if there are some mistakes in the text
English is not my main Language)

Have a Nice Day

Tbone

cotty

For the line view, you have to activate "view -> hidden geometry". Export an image and combine it with a rendered version of your model with an image editor (e.g. gimp). (max. dimension 1600px!)
You can add this image and the model as attachments to your post.