Phase 1: unfortunately there are no photos of the inicial phase of clay modelling. A basic 3D model was developed and milled on the clay.
Phase 2: after milling was finished, it was evident that it needed work, so I started making changes on the right side of the model, leaving the left side with its original shape.
Phase 3: after all changes were made, the shutlines were defined and we took the model to the paintshop for primer.
Phase 4: matte paint was chosen to simulate aerodynamic micro recesses (like a golf ball) and to give the car a more "product design" feel.
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| finished clay model photos |
2 comments:
Hi
I'm interested in your profile.
one question!
how did you paint your clay model?check foil?film?3M DiNoc?
Hi!
None of the above ;)
dinoc was actually used during modelling to test how reflections were working -- you can see in the 2nd image, top-left, there is dinoc film applied on the rear bulges of the car.
The painiting took place in the Centre's paintshop. It was finished with matte varnish.
Hope it helped. :)
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