Hey Shapers,

Over the past six years of studying architecture, I used a number of 3D-modeling softwares, from FormZ, Bonzai, and now, to Rhino and Maya. Although these softwares appear extremely different at first, their overall operational mentality is very similar.

I used Rhino to model my thesis project, for a period of six months, and I have used Maya for a few weeks. I decided to challenge myself and combine the best of both worlds in creating the sculpture below:

• Attachment: face1.jpg
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• Attachment: face2.jpg
  (Size: 77.96KB, Downloaded 334 time(s))

Exploded Parts:

• Attachment: face3.jpg
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Modeled in Rhino:

• Attachment: from rhino.jpg
  (Size: 115.28KB, Downloaded 320 time(s))

Modeled in Maya:

• Attachment: from maya 1.jpg
  (Size: 148.99KB, Downloaded 317 time(s))

Modeled and rigged(applying bone structure for aniamtion and modification of the chesture of the geometry) in Maya:

• Attachment: from maya 2.jpg
  (Size: 78.04KB, Downloaded 313 time(s))

[Updated on: Tue, 04 October 2011 23:13 UTC]