Does surface modeling require Artistic Skills? Problem is if surface is a curved one it requires to manipulate the spline to get that surface shape.
Does surface modeling require Artistic Skills? Problem is if surface is a curved one it requires to manipulate the spline to get that surface shape.
I mean there should be a proper coordination between what you see/imagine and mouse movement.
Ditto, not really. Form and function is less subjective than art. An eye for aesthetics helps, but in my experience there's usually a napkin sketch or ergonomic requirement that dictates the general design. At that point it's just a matter of modeling technique, not artistic skill.
I also do industrial design for the company - here is one of my work
Like architecture design - The cover needs the look as well functions, not a free art design
So why Sketch Picture is use to get profile?
it's "reversed engineering", not a new design
Like I mentioned, sometimes a design is started with a "napkin sketch" which is scanned in and used for reference.
Agreed ! it's the way you can adap/fit your design with existing profile
Hello Maha,.. it's a standard process/step,.. you're moving from one medium to another or transferring/referencing the intent.
Maha Nadarasa wrote:
So why Sketch Picture is use to get profile?
Because the Sketch Picture is the Poor's Man 3D Scanner.
No, but it doesn't hurt...
You'll need a good understanding of splines and how to manipulate them.
Steve C