As I begin to learn this software, I begin to realize how fun it can be, how it allows me to quickly jot down ideas and develop them easily. I find myself designing rather than trying to figure out how to define geometry.
Not that I'm very good at it, but I can see a little improvement from the beginning of this (rather lengthy) thread.
Happy Sketching,
Brad
. . . hey, I'm on vacation, so I'm supposed to be having fun - right . . .
@unknownuser said:
i like the last one it looks kinda like a mustang
Maybe, but looks more like a duck to me . . . anyway, here's one with a breathing tube . . . haven't done the back end yet . . . I have so many ideas inside my head - I use paper to scratch them out . . . wish there were 100 hours in each day . . . it's frustrating to have to do other things like cut grass, clean basement, blah, blah, blah . . . still having fun - hope you are too . . .
For those of you who are wondering . . . yes, I do have a life . . . I'm on two month vacation . . . so, I have a little more time to do things I enjoy like flying my r/c planes, running, & sketching cars . . .
. . . blah, blah, blah . . . if I showed the "unsmoothed" geometry you could see how super-quick this car went together . . . obviously some details need to be worked out but the idea is conveyed - and, that's the point, right? Quick idea pops into head, scratch it out with S/U, do another one . . . blah, blah, blah . . . still having fun . . . 
. . . this is the same car, just stretched a bit here & there . . . the car went from "sporty 12 mpg" to "dorky 36 mpg" in less than 60 seconds . . . (lol) . . .
. . . it's Thursday here in paradise . . . hope all are enjoying the day/night, where ever you may be . . .
. . . similar theme as another one with a few changes . . . just playing around, having fun, nothing serious or time consuming . . .
. . . izzit just me, or does anyone else see an El Camino ? . . .
You're welcome.
Did you notice the layer "HIDDEN?" . . . the geometry on this layer makes it easy to rotate the wheel and tires . . . I always use a standard 30 or 40 degrees so I can get them back in alignment fast & easy and cars often look better from those low angles with the wheel turned . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
. . . ok . . . as long as you keep in mind it was a very, very fast "sketch" and was never intended to be something finished - just a vague concept I ripped out in just a few minutes . . . have fun with it . . .
. . . returning to roots . . . just for fun . . .
. . . a car for Memorial Day . . . happy Sketching . . .
As a former Application Engineer for Autodesk all I can say is
BOO-YA!!!
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