Simple Artisan examples collection

[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

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shapes.zip

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[cotty]

Nice chair and making-of video!

Another funny shape (with 14 legs)

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cotty_14legs.skp

[cotty]

Another version with motion in it...

[olishea]

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

[cotty]

A simple lamp...

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cotty_lamp_01.skp

[cotty]

Another simple lamp...

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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.

[TheBone]

Thanks for the help

here is my first try :

[cotty]

A quick champagne glass...

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cotty_champagneglass.skp

[cotty]

A sculpture ...
(Rendered fur: displacement map, wood texture)

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cotty_sculpture.zip

[cotty]

And because of the nice displacement fur, another test, this time an ugly fur-man...

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cotty_furman.skp

[pbacot]

Thanks Cotty. Fur makes it all wonderful, haha.

[Hieru]

Great tutorial showing real-time subdivision modelling of a car:

[Rich O Brien]

You should run Split Donut on the n-gons. It will give smoother results with less geometry.