This tutorial covers creating a single main surface for a seat shell, instead of using several smaller surfaces to create the same form. The second part of this tutorial covers trimming the overbuilt surface to an ideal boundary before adding the rolled edge.
For the 6th week of 'lock down' in New Zealand, I selected the Dr Yes Chair by Philippe Starck as the subject of my CAD sculpting exercise. This is the…
For the 4/5th week of 'lock down' in New Zealand, I chose the Soft Egg Chair by Philippe Starck as the subject of my CAD sculpting exercise. I thought this…
For the fourth week of 'lock down' in New Zealand, I chose the Easy Chair by Jerszy Seymour as the subject of my CAD sculpting exercise. There are no flat…
We are into our third week of 'lock down' in New Zealand and I have used some of my time to improve my modelling skills. This week, I picked the…
A personal challenge to model the alphabet in Rhino, using nurbs surfaces.The letters were not modelled alphabetically. I tried some different approaches on the letters, so some results are better…
The Rockwell 20 R calculator was introduced in 1974. I purchased one in the UK in the mid 2000's and ever since have been meaning to model and render the…
I have been meaning to model this chair for some time. This project kept me busy over the summer/Christmas holidays. The main seat shell was modelled as a main half,…
The mouse was modelled in Rhino 5 as a nurbs surfacing/sculpting exercise. Instead of defining the boundaries and patching in smaller surfaces, I tried overbuilding a single surface for the…