3D Challenge: Human Hand

A few months ago, I attempted to create my very first 3D model of a human hand, with realistic knuckles, fingernails, PIP and DIP joints. Looking back, I still think it could do with a couple of more improvements and editing, but it really was a good first attempt (at least for me).

Here's my take on that challenge.

3D Challenge: Mazda Logo

My bro requested that I model his Mazda hatchback (complete with the Devil's eyes - uniquely his), so I started modeling the logo first. 

Here's my take on that challenge:

3D Challenge: Tire Threads

Saw an online tutorial about modeling tire threads and I've always wanted to create my own as an experiment. Finally got the chance to try it this weekend and I'd like to share what I've created.

Rather than showing different sides to the completed tire, I wanted to show snapshots of the process I took to finish it. Here's my take on that challenge:

3D Modeling Challenge: Electric Fan

To wrap up our NURBS lesson on Maya at school, we were given an Electric Fan challenge. I didn't want to go for the modern types of electric fans so I opted for a more vintage-inspired look. Here's my take on that challenge:

3D Modeling Challenge: Chandelier #2

At our 3D Arts school, we were given a challenge to create another Chandelier using the same tools we used on our first Chandelier. This time, however, we were requested to modify it to suit our tastes.

I have to say, that I really like this chandelier than my first one. Not only does it look more classy but the process itself is a lot easier since the tools and actions I used in Maya is something I'm already familiar with.

Here's my take on that challenge: