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.

Thanks guys. Still bogged down with modeling up more props.

Dug out an older unfinished model. Got it done and rendered up. Loosely based on a vintage photo from the era.

@panixia Just superb

Good job

@jo-ke You’ve always done great work and it just keeps getting better

Cool

@Box Many thanks indeed. High praise when received from one of the true masters of SU

Dug into another old practice model. Minimal number of parts. Additional skills garnered from Box’s gif’s.

Another odd little thing. Pulled some parts from an early practice model and ended up with this…

Quite the collection you’ve made. Bravo

majid, very generous of you

Another SubD chair for the parts file.

@Mike-Amos Mike, you’re not inflexible. We’re both from the generation that did all our learning from books. I have a hard time trying to learn from videos also. Although I have a number of books on learning Blender. I’m hesitant to recommend any by name as they’re for older versions of Blender. My top recommendation is make sure any books you might get are for the version of Blender you have installed.

This one’s for Rich. He was kind enough to share his”Joker” model I had to do at least one render with it…. A quick Twilight render , put the “grime” to it in Affinity Photo. Gothem City’s always gloomy and dirty looking right? Still will be messing about with the base model and posting results in “work in progress” ….

@Mike-Amos …. Mr Mike, keep your chin up. Boats and canoes can be a real challenge. They look pretty simple but there’s not a straight line in them and it seems no two curves are the same.

@panixia Fantastic work

@L-i-am Let’s just say I’ve stuck some toes in the Blender water. Sort of hit a mental wall with my modeling last year. Had to step away for a while. Trying to get back into the swing of things including diving back into Blender.

Thanks Rich. I’ll see about overlaying some old school graffiti in there.

Pretty darn cool.