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Andreas Kra
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15d
added comment inHow to Bend and Twist an Arrow
Here is a color-coded 3D model of the initial twisted form.
Andreas Kra
15d
For me, the most confusion comes from losing track of which edge is which after rotation in space. So I tried to explain it to myself with a process like this—maybe it helps?
1. Draw a rectangle.
2. Select the twist rotation by rotating each square 90 degrees further using the arrows.
3. Assign a shape to each corner to define its identity.
4. Connect points with the same shape using a smooth spline.
5. Darken the visible lines for emphasis.
Andreas Kra
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2mo
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I tried to put on paper what I learned from this lesson. I started with the arrows in orthographic view, rotated them within the plane, and then pulled them up toward and above the horizon line.
you look like you did a good job, just a little more practice. maybe setup one perspective on the arrows might help
Andreas Kra
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3mo
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Here we go—starting to explore the design space of lettering! Versions 1–14 so far, aiming for 100 different 3D letters.
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Here are some one-point perspective letters I worked on.
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4mo
Wow! I love all the different fonts and styles.
You even went for cursive!
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Here, I created a cave using the pancake technique. The dark shading in the background seems to counteract the foreground, middle ground, and background separation. That’s something I would approach differently next time.
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Here, I applied the pancake method to different landscapes, experimenting with form modifications and adding variety. It’s been a lot of fun discovering interesting spaces! Below, you’ll find the more polished versions.
Andreas Kra
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4mo
Here, I took a shot at drawing a skull I found on Sketchfab. (https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/chamois-rupicapra-rupicapra-8c279797eed148ddac38f6e78b73e27f) I also explored how hydraulic mechanisms work on a digger and applied that concept to the skull. I really enjoy this way of thinking—studying organic forms, mechanizing them, and turning them into an interesting design.
(https://sketchfab.com/MUVHN)
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4mo
This is really cool! Love all the exploratory sketches too! I'd love to see this head on a full robot
Andreas Kra
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4mo
Here, I followed along with the demos. The inked ones were done earlier on my own before watching the demo.
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4mo
It looks to me like you are sooooo getting it!
