@hieru said:

For the cushion, how do you go from the plain shape to the creased control mesh? Are you using a plugin to deform the geometry?

Extension:
Fractal Terrain Eroder (Julia Christina Eneroth)
Vertex Tools (Thomas Thomassen)
Artisan (Dale Martens)
watch here
https://youtu.be/CuZp1qGs1ho

And final result.

@jo-ke said:

Thank you! this is so usefull. looks so easy but it's so hard.

Thank you for the comment, Joke. Believe me, it is easy
Legs and the round cushion...

and work in progress

Caprichosa sofa. Work in progress

Chairs...

interesting workbench. I really like it.

Awesome....

Thanks Oli.
Recent works. Sketchup, Twilight Render

You can be studied in a model

ready for TWrender.zip

Modeling upholstery with Fractal Terrain Eroder plugin.

small pouf-bench

Good concept

Can you explain to me, why the first attempt fails. Why I should select one edge of triangulated face, that the second attemt must be fine.
https://youtu.be/XiUtriWV_lo

@rich o brien said:

@alvis

In EDG3D editor can you set the wood material Advanced Properties to have transparency checked of. This will make the wood visible through the glass.

Thanks for tips!

Who like puzzles? Of course that Cotty!
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pige.skp

@pbacot said:

One grand pig! Very fat. Reminds me, I think something from my childhood. A piggy bank that wagged its tail up and down when the coin was put in.

I had to post to another thread. SUbD examples and models.

@rich o brien said:

Physically plausible

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