[ENDED] BC1-1801 – January Class Homepage – Getting Started with 3D Modeling & Blender

[Jere Haapaharju]

BC1-1801 Week 2 Homework Submission

I scrolled trough the submissions and all of them were so good. It’s nice to see meshes and even renders like that.

I missed the first weeks class and didn’t apply for it but I watched it afterwards. This is the first time for me on a live stream lecture and I have to say that the different to recorded was so outstanding. All the questions and answering by Kent or other watchers was really big deal for me, I think that has a big part in learning. This is something I want to do more in the future, keep it up!

Anyway here’s my submission for this weeks homework

[Eddie V]

It’sa meeea Marioo!

😀

Nice one… love the plant that evil smile is so accurate! Hahahaha

I think the bullet is great a example of keeping the poly count low even though it is a high poly model… With the plant pot maybe on the higher side… 😉

cheers

[Eddie V]

That rocking chair looks awesome… just the right amount of detail! Keep up the good work! 🙂

cheers

[Eddie V]

Zelda stuff… already a win! Awesome work…

But doesn’t the sword have like kind of wing formed guards? Or is that a different sword? 😮

Cheers

[Eddie V]

Fruit Ninja? 😀

Nice rendering… Something I still need to learn 🙁

cheers

[Grady Pruitt]

Great job on all three of these!  I can’t quite place what, but something feels slightly off on the fork and spoon. Probably has to do with the curvatures.

As for the rocking chair, keep in mind that the angle between the back of the chair and the seat would be closer to a 90 degree angle. The reason the backs seem to tilt back has to do with the rotation of everything on the rockers.  Also, if you ever texture this with a wood texture, the grain of the wood should go along the length of each piece. (This is something I learned doing a similar rocking chair last summer.)

Keep up the great work!

[Grady Pruitt]

I think what’s bugging me about the fork… I don’t think the tines themselves should actually curve.  Most of the ones I have bend backwards about 5 to 10 degrees from the handle, then widen and just before the tines, about a 20 degree (?) turn in the other direction from the first. I didn’t measure, so I’m guessing on the angles, but the key thing is that bend upwards is before the tines.  The tines themselves should be straight.

Also, the end of the fork with the tines and the bowl of the spoon feel too small to me, especially in comparison to the knife.  I’m just guessing, that’s how it feels to me. Overall, though, the modeling on all three are great.

[Mona Loren]

BC1-1801Week2 Homework Submission
I used a lot of tools an modifier  like extrude, Loop Cut, Invert, Bridge Edge  Loops, Bevel, Mirror..
And  I  had  a lot of fun playing with the array modifier especially  in combination with curve modifier.

 I love  to see  an idea comes alive.

[galledark]

BC1-1801Week2 Homework Submission
This is my work for this course. I love to create Weapons and shields, i called this one “Ciguë”. (The name of a poison used long time ago ).
Fell free to give feedbacks 🙂

[Scott McClellan]

Very nice shading/texture. Almost want to sit down to it

[Scott McClellan]

Very nice. What kind of plan do you have on your cell phone =)

[Scott McClellan]

Awesome.

[Scott McClellan]

Arrrrrr! Blimey Leonardo, those are might fine object y’ve modeled – to be sure.

[Scott McClellan]

Very nice. Love the detail on the  bow

[Scott McClellan]

Very nice – yummy

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