Corvette Vision Stingray Concept

Krisidious

Artisan may smooth it out a bit and such but your original geometry was very impressive for hand built. I have Artisan and only wish I had more use for it. I mostly model standard geometric shapes, I hardly ever get a chance to do anything organic or as complex as cars. You're surely going to be one to watch. Make sure to check out all of HellnBack's cars. He'll blow your mind with detail.

omiKron

@krisidious said:

Artisan may smooth it out a bit and such but your original geometry was very impressive for hand built. I have Artisan and only wish I had more use for it. I mostly model standard geometric shapes, I hardly ever get a chance to do anything organic or as complex as cars. You're surely going to be one to watch. Make sure to check out all of HellnBack's cars. He'll blow your mind with detail.

Grazie.

Question before I start getting my fingers in details : Artisan plugin can subdivide portions or only complete geometry parts ?

Krisidious

It will try to subdivide anything you choose. it has different levels of working. you can free form with it and choose iteration amounts, or you can choose already built geometry and apply a subdivision to it. sometimes it works well, other times it doesn't. I normally think I've messed some thing up when it doesn't work.

omiKron

It gave me an error when trying to subdivide the windshield (even if it doesn't need any more smoothing) because I intersected a volume with it in order to create the black border as on the real cars. Works perfect and fast on wheel arches and selected geometry. It can mess up things if you don't have correct triangles or squared geometry.

Here it is :

Wheel Arch Smoothed

ely862me

I retouched a bit the pictures in Photoshop (filters-reduce noise,curves-to brighten the dark areas-- bla bla ) and the wheel arch with the pen tool(I made a smooth arch) and smudge tool(covering the sharp edges).

It's a long story to subdivide an entire car. First of all you need to model it with that in mind. There are specific rules for Artisan, and you learn them mostly by trials !
Here's an interesting topic where you can see a lot of works with artisan http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=335&t=42938&hilit=artisan+collection#p382310 .