My experiment with making chain mail took a bit of a turn from the shoulder piece.
Reminds me of the “winged victory” sculpture.
Yes it is somewhat reminiscent of her.
But the main discussion this seems to have evoked in people is, ‘is she facing slightly away from the camera so her shoulder is prominent and her arm tucked against her back, or is her torso twisted toward the camera so her shoulder is buried back in the folds of the cloth?’
Something a little more mechanical. I use these spindles a lot with work. Both left and right hand threads and Morse tapers and Chuck fittings.
Are you going to model them one day?
Here’s something of interest to only a few…
Thought this was going to turn into a 3D model of a developing hurricane…!
Here’s a quick demo of making a version of the spindle above. This one is a single thread therefore only needing four helices, the ones in the render have all 24 helices (6 threads), so far more detailed and slower to Convert with QFT and to SUbD.
Been too busy with other things lately to do much. I little afternoon doodle, the start piece for another chess set.
Perhaps with a Dr Who theme since this is reminiscent of a dalek.
See what happens after a few pints of
I think @Box might have been on the True Bend juice again.
It’s not hard to spot Thomthoms little darling.
Very interesting forms to look at, they draw the eyes in.
Thanks, They all come from this one little shape.
It’s been a busy few months and haven’t posted anything here for a while. But I was doodling with some repetitive patterns today and felt the need for some tea lights.
Very nice!
Fiddling with another concept for a chess set, I think of this as the Ikea version. Having recently moved into a tiny apartment, all Ikea’d in black and white, may have somewhat influenced this concept.
I’m still not sure which are the black and which are the white pieces.
In case anyone is wondering how to make curved grids.
What is the name of the extension being used?