some images from Grasshopper workshop with Brennan Buck

Studio Slam!

Rhino 4 User Manual

Digital Hand:
Please note a new link for the Rhino 4 user manual to the right.

GOBLET

And the fattest rabbit of all is...

Here is my fat ol' rabbit and a goblet fit for a king.

Helpful Hint- Making Curves into 2D/3D Surfaces

It would have been helpful to have been able to do this in class, but in order to convert closed line-based figures (circles, squares, free form, etc) into surfaces, one must do the following:

Draw a CLOSED figure (Make sure it is closed, or else it wont work)
Go to surface, select "patch"
Select the line based figure you wish to convert onto a solid surface
Hit enter. The settings do not need to be changed.

You should see the figure looking very dark with grid lines running through it

This was how I made my bunny ears :)

-Aminah

Rhino Experiments- Aminah

Hoppers...
King's Goblet

bunny!

Jessie

baby weight watcher bunny, 2011

Mr. Bunbun

Ooh, yous a sexy Bun, Uh, yous a sexy Bunbun!

By Abbi

Bunny!

Abbi

meet in 103 VAB then move to 01 FR

Hi All,

for those that posted goblets and laser/vinyl cut images- GREAT JOB! The goblets are funny. I like how tacky they are (due to the render options you have to work with) I think we should rp them out for the end of the semester and have a party.
Okay, here is a quick snapshot of some basic stuff we will be learning in Rhino today:
how to naviagate

the viewports, how to loft surfaces, build solids, mirror, bend, bootlean union, and work with control points. See you at 11:15 sharp1 :)

Creepy melted champagne glass

yum?

GOBLET OF FIRE

yeeees, by Abbi.

Chris 3 and 3

Black and white/vectors

alien-goblet, 2011 Jessie

The 6 Images

Here are my 3 and 3's.