Lesson 6: Applying Construction to Everyday Objects

8:57 AM, Wednesday August 21st 2024

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Hi!

I'm not sure If I'm done it right. I taked photos of each side for orthographic view, then captured angle in space of object in 3d view, and then created 3d object fully relying on orthographic drawings I created before, almost forgetting about reference.

Thanks for review!

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