Steve Lund writes:
Learn how to Hard Surface model an iPhone in Blender! This in-depth easy tutorial is full of tips and tricks on how to craft your own smart phone! Part 2 coming soon!
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Steve Lund
A geek to everything CG! A 3D instructor, and founder of CG Geek.
4 Comments
There are literally thousands of tutorials how to model a iPhone. At least this is how I feel about it.
I agree. And why model something so inherently boring to look at as an iPhone? You might as well model a fridge/freezer for all its thrilling features.
CG Geek has really great tutorials on "organic modelling" of "How to Create a Forest"! This is what I love. But ... sorry, I hate cellphones, it's something I cannot see any more.
I appreciate the effort put into making the tutorial despite there being many tutorials for this. I guess one can always learn new techniques but one thing I don't get is why would anyone use Crease for hard surface high poly models that might be rendered up close? The results are most of the times very poor compared to the support edges method.