Simple Artisan examples collection
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@baz said:
These are great Cotty, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Cheers,
BazThank you, here is another little sculpture...
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Those are wonderful cotty!
I really like your tests! Thanks for sharing! -
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Go Cotty! Any chance you could have a try at a soft cushion/pillow. Here is a Jpg of the process by Yogie3D. I tried to follow it, but it's so much easier when you have the actual model to play with.
Cheers, Baz
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@baz said:
Go Cotty! Any chance you could have a try at a soft cushion/pillow. Here is a Jpg of the process by Yogie3D. I tried to follow it, but it's so much easier when you have the actual model to play with.
Cheers, BazHere we go, not as detailed as the original, but with model...
(I hope that Yogie3D is not angry about the try
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Thanks Cotty, I would'nt worry about Yogie being upset, it all about learning n'est pas?
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Only a little bit "Artisan" and a lot of instancing...
(5000 lines as component instances, drop at intersection plugin, Indigo Renderer)
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@cotty said:
Only a little bit "Artisan" and a lot of instancing...
(5000 lines as component instances, drop at intersection plugin, Indigo Renderer)A close up...
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Nice!
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Never tried Artisan but this thread is a wonderful idea. To be able to see how different shapes develop will be a huge start for anyone who wants to use it. The models are cool too.
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An impressive example by Hieru (details and proxy model in his topic Water Bottle
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Thanks for the thread and the tuts.
I think it should be more-main-streamed, though. Such modeling has become such a core part of SU for many (not me) that I think it should be closer to the top. Ah, forget it. I'll let Gai... fret about that.
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I made this furniture..
Yet, I had problems with incorrect uv mapping in the texture.
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here is my model useing artisan plugin for skechup.
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A very simple shower head (ok, without holes for the water, eventually a little bit to simple
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