More 2D and 3D examples:

You can see the form-generation rules such as rotation, repetition, overlapping, mirroring, resembling, etc.. here.

These are more samples from the letter A.

Take a sketch as a tool for thinking and not a polished product:

The book includes an ample number of design samples for each alphabet letter (from A to Z), starting from playing with 2D shapes and trying to convert them into 3D models (sketches). Many of them were really challanging to I myself because of form similarities. Letters such as M,W, or A, V, U, N,n...
Here are more detailed images of the same pages, I think may help to concentrate on the shared tip.



In this case, H and P are combined. Do not consider them as the final design; they are just to ignite your creativity. You can see that there is a continuous improvement from 2D to 3D and it must continue to the final steps.

For those interested in design principles and creativity, I think there are some useful hints in my A, B, Sketches book. It is designed to boost your form generation creativity yet you may use it as a blueprint for 3D modeling drills to challenge and improve your skills.
You may grab your copy from the Sketchucation shop here:
https://sketchucation.com/shop/books/intermediate/2612-alphabet-inspired-sketches--inspiring-drills-for-architects--3d-artists-and-designers-
Here are some images that I think are mainly relevant to design, and that is why I am sharing them in the gallery section. I would be happy to see your attempts.

Thanks, dear Mike. It is more challenging than before, and I also dream of a lasting peace in the region and reconciliation between the two great nations.
I dream of a wise person who dares to suggest a union in the region, following the example set by EU countries.

@Mike-Amos Dear Mike, the job is in progress, but slowly.

Here is another one from Shah (Imam ) Mosque, Tehran, Qajar era.

I do some 25*35 cm watercolors in intervals, whenever I can spare some time. Mainly focused on old Tehran (Qajar era), based on BW photos.

Here is one of them with the details:

How may I share a "carpaint" material pack?
If it is easier to make it in another app and share (online or locally) or use the RS?
How may I set a castum "preview" for the materials? If it is possible to change the "internal" material test scene?

@pilou This is incredible. Is this the link to the app? :
https://github.com/Stability-AI/stable-point-aware-3d

Rational, quality and diverse spaces, coherent... Nicely designed!

Thanks for asking. We are doing well, though faced some issues.

@rv1974 I have no idea, mate! I hope it is not polluting for ordinary people. Let's pray for a lasting peace in the region and collaboration between the two great nations.

Mates, there was some issue here, and the internet was so slow to reach out. I wish for a lasting peace in the region where everyone thinks about thriving together.

A couple of enchanting works, Thanks for sharing, man!

I enjoyed your works a lot, man; they're fantastic!

@panixia Ah yes, I remember the very first days when I changed to Blender; it was so unpredictable (compared to 3Ds Max) that I felt totally disappointed!
Later on, I got accustomed to that as well.
Maybe the same experience when one starts using ZBrush!
Yes, you are right, let's see what will happen by injecting more of AI to our world!

@panixia I was using 3DsMax since it was working on DOS operating system. After using Sketchup, I realized it meets most of my needs (+Kerkythea for rendering), and I have been moving back and forth between Blender and SU based on what I want to do. Considering the learning curve, I do not feel there is a big difference between Max and Blender, and Blender is free.
Also it seems that all these tools will be abandoned or replaced |changed by developing AI-based tools in 4-5 years.

This guy has tons of creative ideas, and I would like to know how he benefits from AI in his workflow. Any guess?:
https://untitledarmy.com/

All great. Thanks for sharing.
Found this guy's work very creative while having a cute personal style.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-camargo-662870242/

I am interested to know how does he creates these.

@pixelcruncher I DMed you, do you mind checking it please?