17/10/2018

Model Construction Continued

 Today's session was a continuation of the model Jaguar F-type development, following the tutorials in the series of videos, part 2, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7hFlgvh3J0&t=1824s, (Anderson, (2018), part 3, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2MGzLnHfKs, (Anderson, 2018),
part 4, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HtJAqve8Xw&t=94s, (Anderson, 2018),
part 5, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybAvZh59JvI, (Anderson, 2018).

The door was constructed along with the base of the vehicle and the wheel arch.
Fig 63.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 64.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 65.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 66.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 67.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 68.  Screenshot of work.

 The rear of the vehicle was also constructed around the wheel arch and the rear bumper.
Fig 69.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 70.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 71.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 72.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 73.  Screenshot of work.

 Updates were then sent Mark Cushley for feedback, as seen in figure 74.
Fig 74.  Client email.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
6/11/2018 Model  Continued Now the exterior of the car has been completed, the last element to be added were the wheels of the car.  The tutorials suggested by the client Mark Cushley did not cover how to develop wheels for the car.  Further research using YouTube was conducted in order to find a good tutorial in how to create car wheels was carried out.  Four tutorials were found initially on creating alloy wheels for cars. Having watched the four videos which might have helped in the wheel development, it was decided to follow  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9lw8VrCcog , (Anderson, 2017), 8fifty2torials once again, as the tutorials on the Jaguar F-type they had created were very simple and helpful.  This tutorial turned out to be as effective and helpful as their previous tutorials for creating and developing the Jaguar F-type exterior. The other wheel tutorials were,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQmQNgAKYRo , (Digital Illusion, 2013),...
Read more
Image
19/11/2018 Texturing In response to the previous emails sent to Mark Cushley, the client, Mark replied by advising not to texture the model but to set up shaders an lights instead.  Furthermore, Mark advised using Arnold or Keyshot software for this, as can be seen in figure 160. Fig 160. Client email.
Read more
Image
21/11/2018 Texture and Rendering After emailing the client with the colour variations of the Jaguar model, the client replied complimenting the work done so far, however, requesting the that the car colour scheme be a blue or red and the surface be more shiny and reflective.  Further feedback also suggested smoothing the model further. Fig 183- Client email
Read more