hihi i have found ways to eliminate the dirty greyness, partially. still not too happy, though. need some contrast. some shadows. some depth. and how can i not lose the led lights while still keeping it bright?
i need to get going fast. but nevertheless, i would like to upload a new progress image. i despise these wordless posts.
a cannot say i am too crazy about the dirty greyness all over. and what about this angle? hm, maybe the angle is not too bad. i don't know. i'm hating the dirty middle part more right now i guess. but it's a progress image, isn't it?
so, it seems that my model is forming albeit slowly. i will have to do some refinement refinement refinement. some proportions that i don't like need to change. i will also have to take different renders to show what is (hopefully) so special about this gal. rum ta dum! i am enjoying modeling it. hope to enjoy rendering it for a decent look and hope you enjoy seeing its progression as well!
does this look familiar? maybe you remember some old friend of ours from wayy back! that's right, the wire toy. wasn't he cute? and maybe you remember the lamp project i was working on, too? that's right. the two of them are back! they want to become -how to say- more real, more concrete, more... good looking:) hopefully!
solidworks. i knew we would be good friends:) the guy -and he is definitely a guy!- is so intuitive and easy to use. clean, neat and precise. where have you been all these years? a modeler's dream. thank you thomas parel for the nice tutorial!
aah, how i love the lazy months of summer! because of our 'no beach vacation in july and august' policy -too hot!-, we are enjoying a quiet city. nobody cares about work too much. but you never know when something will come up, do you?
