SubD examples and models
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...prima Tuna1957
not to forget this "rounded seam" (is there any term for this?) on the edges of the upholstery makes such a furniture model so much better -
@hornoxx said:
...prima Tuna1957
not to forget this "rounded seam" (is there any term for this?) on the edges of the upholstery makes such a furniture model so much better 
no idea why I posted this twice -
@hornoxx said:
...prima Tuna1957
not to forget this "rounded seam" (is there any term for this?) on the edges of the upholstery makes such a furniture model so much better Thanks HornOxx. I believe Your referring to the “welts” around the cushions…. Welt is the only term I’ve ever used for these. I’m sure there may be other terms used in other parts of the world. What I found interesting in the reference picture I worked from there were no welts around the main body of the chair, just around the cushions.
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R Rich O Brien,
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Revisited my first sofa model from many years ago. Fixed a lot of my rookie SubD mistakes. Added a little more detail here and there. Didn’t want to do a total rebuild.
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SUbD fun with furniture
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@Rich-O-Brien Now that’s one sexy sofa
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It would be better with Kylie Minogue on it tho'.......
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@Mike-Amos said in SubD examples and models:
It would be better with Kylie Minogue on it tho'.......
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A few models I made recently for a manufacturer that makes custom sofas to fit on yachts.
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Those are great @panixia
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Another bunch of screenshots from the same series..
All modeled using QFT, VT2, SUbD and a bit of Curviloft, JPP and Artisan mixed in the process.
The UV mapping was done in Wrapr..
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Thank you a lot @Rich-O-Brien
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@panixia Fantastic work
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@tuna1957 thank you
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@panixia it's the n°1
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I'm not as skilled as my master @panixia, but I can still create some items with SubD.
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@alexpacio2013 what are those balck dummyes around the tires and helmet?
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@panixia yes, vray decals
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Not very spectacular but SubD can make even everyday objects a lot easier to model. Organic shaped mid century modern drawer pull. Pretty common back in the day. Designed to be partially inset into the drawer front. Made attempts to model one years back. No luck. Knocked one out with SubD the other night. No problem.
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