Oh, my Gosh I have been terrible at updating my blog. As for my another 30 day 3D challenge … let’s say it didn’t go very well. On top of everything else, we got Covid and I relived the quarantine days, stuck at home with the kids, unable to do anything. But here I am, back to my beloved boring routine again! 😆 Yep, I love boring. I promise I’ll never complain about “boring” again.
All this time I was wondering why I couldn’t find any guitar 3D models in Nomad Sculpt. Now I know why…

I am still new to 3D and Nomad Sculpt, so I am pretty sure I did many things unorthortodoxically. Since Nomad Sculpt is a sculpting app, precision considering shapes, distances, crisp lines etc is impossible. So you might notice a lot of imperfections, consider them artistic freedom!

Truth is I wanted this model to be perfect (This is actually my husband’s guitar) but I guess I created so many polygons, that the app kept crashing every minute or so towards the end. So I had to make a lot of compromises, especially with painting. But I plan to retouch/redo it in a desktop app (possibly blender). Wish me luck!

Oh, and special thanks to my husband for lending me his guitar (also for tolerating me all these years, but that’s another story!😉). Actually, he also wrote the music that plays through the timelapse video below. So we have a model of an Ibanez, and the music played by the same Ibanez. And no, I am not sponsored. At least not yet! 😆