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Re: Sketchbook: Frank Polygon
Subdivision sketch: cylindrical grip. This is a brief overview of a couple ways to streamline poly modeling and a quick visual comparison of a few high poly workflows. There's a lot of different ways to approach poly modeling but most artists usually start out with the basics: inserting primitives, cutting in edges, then… -
Re: Sketchbook: Frank Polygon
Subdivision sketch: M2O3 A quick visual overview of some easy ways to streamline [subdivision] modeling and a continuation of the previous posts about iterative block outs, booleans, modifiers, and parametric primitives. Less explanations. More practical demonstrations. Start with the block out. Focus on creating accurate… -
Re: Sketchbook: Frank Polygon
That's why you use modifiers like Screw, Bevel and Radial Array. Modifiers are non-destructive, you can adjust values anytime you want and it makes trying & failing easier. With experience, you will get to know how many segments you need for details depending on their scale, visibility, etc. -
Re: Sketchbook: Frank Polygon
Subdivision [Saturday] Sketch: Camera rod clamp and rosette. [Trying a new content format with more images and less text.] Here's a basic overview of my hard surface subdivision modeling process. Most of the support loops are added with a bevel / chamfer modifier and can be adjusted at any time. The support loops around…
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