3D Design

Thursday, 10 May 2012

Feedback

From my peers:

Lee R-man Mullen i wish i was at your point ;) it looks lovely, reminds me of little butterflies!

21 hours ago ·

Jordan Sandy Thats class, are you doing both or just the lunchbox? please say just this! :O lol

Looks kind of like Lily Pads, good job too !

Matt McDowell Nice job, it's very tidy looking.

22 hours ago ·

From a parent of a 7 year old: Good idea that you can separate the boxes, so if she only has a half day and only needs break she can only take two compartments. Not deep so it would be easy to clean, would fit easily into her schoolbag.

From a 7 year old: Thought it was cool, but from the render with the lids open she wasn't sure how it worked.

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Design Implementation : Promotional Renders

Final model

Experiential Renders

Final Render

3DsMax

To make the initial shape I used the standard primitive box, i converted it to an editable poly then I used the connect tool to create two new edges on the sides.

I then moved the new edges to the bottom and made the top smaller, to create a triangle type shape.

I deleted the bottom polygon to leave it like an open lunch box

And 3Ds Max just crashed on me, so now I have to start all over again because I hadn't saved it. Glad I had been writing what I had done on here.

And im going again .. Add a shell of 1mm. Add mesh smooth and change the iterations to 4.

Next I made a copy of the shape and scaled it down. This also made the depth smaller so i needed to extruede the bottom polygon .

I changed the shape and size of the side triangle to fit the shape of the centre one. Its actually starting to look good now.

Had to change all the vertices on the small triangles so they were in line with the larger one. And then I added a smaller triangle at the top (bottom of this screengrab).