digital asset creation 3d models

I created a half a regular vase shape 2D on the right plane and revolved it. Turn off the 3D view onto the 2D, so it's easier to sketch, create a spline parallel to the side and slowly transition onto going along the side. Using the smart dimension...

A pot a made in solid works

I started this model with the sketch of the body of the guitar. The way I did this was with two ellipses, which I connected using the spline tool. I extruded this shape out and hollowed it out using the shell tool. Then, I created the fretboard using...

This model was an interesting model to create. To start it, I sketched an outline of the pillow and extruded it. To make the arch of the pillow, I learned how to use the freeform tool. The freeform tool allowed me to make the surfaces of the model...

I made a bed because I love taking naps and my bed is so comfy so why not make it. It was pretty simple but I first started by making the bed frame itself with rectangles, lines and the extrude feature. After that, I made the bed part of it, the...

I used the sketch polygon tool to make a hexagon and extruded that. after that I used the sketch and extrude tools to make the eraser part on the top. then I made another hexagon on the bottom and used the extrude and draft tools to make to bottom...

I created a lamp because I have to have a light on at night to do my homework, to clean my room and to do other chores around the house. I first started by the case with a circle and extruded it. Then I made a smaller circle and extruded it a long...

I created an iPhone that I use daily. Started off with a main body aka a rectangle and filet it to create rounded edges. Then added different sketches on top and the back side of the body to create the camera and a screen protector. Added 2 different...

Mass = 5.17 gramsVolume = 5167.30 cubic millimetersSurface area = 2317.73 square millimetersI sketched half of the Bishop then revolved it and added a cut.

Mass = 63.80 poundsVolume = 1766.06 cubic inchesSurface area = 4649.71 square inchesPhoto Link: https://www.stockwheels.com/content/images/thumbs/001/0013409_71542_228.jpeg

Made the bench part first then the legs last and did some cut extrudes on the legs for design.

A simple model with the only complication being the handle. ...I couldn't get the handle to be round properly, so we ended up with how it looks, with all the personality it seems to have.

To build this fridge I started by sketching the main body. Afterwards, I created another sketch on top of the body to extrude cut the places where the doors of the fridge would be. ...Finally, I did the handles on the doors and did another sketch for...

For this model I used the polygon tool to create a hexagon. ...The using the extruded boss/base tool and draft tool I added some shape to the project.

To make this tire, I based the size of the wheel off of the 20 in. wheels from porsche's GT 4-RS. Using the size, I then decided to recreate the design of the GT500 Cobra's 5-spoke rims. ...Image of GT500 Cobra...

Procedure: This model began with a sketch of the key from the front plane, which I then extruded out. ...After this it was a matter of creating all the details, things like the indentations and little elevations or cutouts in the key.

I started off with the main body and fileted it so create the edges then I attached multiple sketches to the body to create different sections of the key like the buttons and the chain holder part. ...I also added the toyota logo in the back.

I made my ID or a sketch of it because you always have to have your ID on you when your at school and to get through the doors at the school. First, I started by sketching a big rectangle and fillet the edges to made the corners soft. ...Then I extruded...

It honestly took me a while to come up with the overall design of this model. It took a lot of making parts to it and exploring with what could and couldn't be done with it. ...I had to measure things out so nothing would be out of place and fix...

I started this model with the base of the lamp, sketching the circle and extruding it. Then, I created the 'stem' of the lamp using the sweep feature. I added the spot for the light bulb to go by sketching a circle and extruding it and cutting out...

To begin this model, I started off with a sketch on the top plane, extruding it, then continuing on from there. Sketch, extrude boss, extrude cut, and fillet were many of the tools used to create this model. I sketched on the surfaces and created...

The making of this model contained a lot of the use of the tools extrude boss and fillet. I started the model off with a sketch, continuing on to extruding and adding sketches to the surfaces. Most of the sketches, that I would later extrude, were...

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Submission for Week Two of Advanced Artistic Development with Creative Director Ashleigh Warner

I created a rectangle on the top plane, from the midplane I extruded only the edges. Then, I created axis on the right and top plane. Using the circular pattern, I created 10 edges of the original body with 2degrees instance spacing. Afterwards, i...

I started out by sketching a 6 sided polygon, then I used an offset entities (reverse), copied the part and connected it to the right and left bottom of the original part. Use trim entities to erase some intersections. Extrude the 3 geometry (outside...

For this model I utilized tools such as fillet tool, line tool, offset tools, and many more to then use the extruded cut and extruded boss/base tools to get the desired 3D shape.

Mass = 0.44 gramsVolume = 345.23 cubic millimetersSurface area = 452.34 square millimetersI made the tang of the tack first then I used a revolved boss to make the handle.