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Re: Studying machinery for hard surface art
My interest is less in re-creating images of the existing mechanical equipment, and more in learning what various pieces of machinery do and why they are put together in a particular way.I think this would improve my ability to create my own designs. For example, if I just re-created a number of car engines, then I would… -
Re: Studying machinery for hard surface art
I have a penchant for military armoured vehicles. Perhaps an interest established as a young man serving with a Reconnaissance Cavalry Regiment during the 80s. So if a particular subject happens to catch my eye enough too invest a quota of time/effort generating a 3D polygonal facsimile, I'll typically zero in on various… -
Re: Studying machinery for hard surface art
-My interest is less in re-creating images of the existing mechanical equipment, and more in learning what various pieces of machinery do and why they are put together in a particular way.I think this would improve my ability to create my own designs. If your modeling, sorry re-creating something like a tank or an engine,…
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