Need help constructing a sofa with subd

[Rich O Brien]

Excellent!

[Rich O Brien]

Easiest thing to learn is proxy modelling. You're a natural at it too.

[jo-ke]

Thank you for your help. I am really not into proxymodelling... but result is quite well.

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[Mike Amos]

I think that looks like a fine result, I have problems with proxies too so appreciate how difficult it can be to get your mind around the method.

[pilou]

What is the difference between a Proxy and a simple 3D object?
State before subdivision ?

[ginchius]

Made short but not full sofa modeling process, here you can download pdf tut
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5qgopf6p030oe4t/Sofa%20tut.pdf?dl=0

[jo-ke]

Wow! Extra Wow! This is really useful.

I will try to reconstruct it and post my results....

[HornOxx]

... this is an excelent tutorial example here - thanks to all!

[Mike Amos]

Thanks for the tut.

[jo-ke]

Here's my new attempt

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[HornOxx]

...as expected with you - a great result
Even the seams you've done - are these simple follow-me shapes?

[ginchius]

I'm glad you like my tutorial

@jo-ke said:

Here's my new attempt

Very good result indeed

@hornoxx said:

...are these simple follow-me shapes?

For seams I'm usig the "Pipe along path" plugin

[jo-ke]

Yes, I've took also pipe along path.

It was a mix between Artisan und SubD. My proxy wasn't able for SubD, but Artisan worked very well

here's a view of my final proxy before subdivision:

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[jo-ke]

btw: Exactly this view will be reality in about two months. I will post a pic, when everything is finished.

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[Bryan K]

Gorgeous as always!

[jo-ke]

Sofa is already here, chandelier still not:-(

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[Mike Amos]

Very nice.

[Bryan K]

Looking good as always!