While studying for the bachelor's degree in industrial design, I had the chance to acquire skills and knowledge using various programs and software. One of them was Rhinoceros, employed for advanced 3D modeling and tangible product development. In this project, I worked on the analysis and mimicking of the external aspect of the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer.

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After many projects using the software, I've acquired a high level of proficiency in product modeling. I am now able to transform a two-dimensional technical drawing into a 3D model and vice versa. 

PROCESS:

Here are some of the tasks and steps I take into account when working in a three-dimensional modeling:​

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• Identify specific requirements such as dimensions, features, and intended use.

• Ensure accurate and comprehensive reference materials to guide the modeling process.

• Outline key features and proportions to establish a design foundation.

• Gradually refine the 3D model by adding more details and smoothing surfaces.

• Pay attention to the accuracy of dimensions and ensure that the model closely aligns with the reference materials.

• Incorporate surface details such as textures, patterns, or logos onto the model.

• Apply texture mapping to ensure realistic rendering and shading. I like to use Keyshot for this part because of its high level of detail and versatility.

• Define materials for different parts of the model, specifying properties like color, reflectivity, and transparency.

• Set up appropriate lighting to showcase the model realistically.