Industrial Design/Product Modeling #43 Oil Bottle

[@BB-wn3hz]

I am very proud to be one of your followers because you are someone who generously shares knowledge. Some of the techniques and information on your channel are not even found in paid courses. Thank you very much. Your brother from Algeria

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much, it is just great to hear these, motivates me a lot!!!

[@matthewnarhjnr]

Very true you've really helped me with my modelling skills bless you Sir

[@YeeHawk]

Im using Blender, and now im learning deep into topology, i watch and try to follow your tutorials but i do it in Blender, suprisingly it worked and i learn lots of things about topology even we're using different software, thank you!

[@polygonpen]

Nice to hear that, SubD workflow is universal, in addition I try to use no plugins and no fancy tools so that everybody could follow me along.

[@8523____2Q]

Im using Blender, and now im learning deep into topology, i watch and try to follow your tutorials but i do it in Blender, suprisingly it worked and i learn lots of things about topology even we're using different software, thank you!

[@nithinkamath4]

@@polygonpenHey, can I use the same workflow in Rhino SubD modelling?

[@polygonpen]

@@nithinkamath4 Yeah, sure!

[@christianbudde9460]

Immer wieder schön, deine tollen Videos zu schauen! Gehört zu meiner Lieblingsserie im Internet! :)

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much, Danke!

[@FireAngelOfLondon]

Thanks for this, I use Blender but the modelling tools are very similar so it was a huge help.

[@polygonpen]

Awesome!

[@bass-dc9175]

I like the approach of modelling in ultra-low-poly, with N-Gons and then using a subdivision surface modifier to basically automatically have it solve the topology for you (ofcourse only: If you place the N-Gons corrects). Very time efficient.

[@polygonpen]

Yes, exactly, let the SubD do the hard work, if you know how to guide it, you can model everything.

[@goranthoren5522]

Great! I wish I had known about that pattern tool earlier. 😁 Also, really nice way of modelling that cap.

[@gratefulpixels928]

I use Maya , and Watch your Tutorials Regardless! Its So Awsome to Learn From you

[@polygonpen]

It is great to heat that different app users can follow me along!

[@Ilya__s]

I just found your channel! Thank you soo much for the amazing content

[@polygonpen]

Thank you, welcome, great to hear!

[@tuna98khan]

Hocam tamda merak ettiğim kısımdan yer gelmiş! Teşekkürler.

[@polygonpen]

Süper!

[@vuerwin3291]

thanks for this great tutorial,Hope you release more videos

[@registormz]

hi polygonpen thanks for the tutorial ! for how long have you been modeling to be so good ?? and do you sometimes struggle to model things or do you always know the right way to do it ? thanks !

[@polygonpen]

Hi, I began modeling around 2010 or 2011. Regarding your second question, yes, I do face challenges. For instance, before creating tutorials, I search for the most effective methods and strategies for modeling. However, as I produce more tutorials and enhance my understanding of topology, the preparation process becomes simpler and quicker for me.

[@JcmotionDesign]

hello and a big thank you for all your tutorials. Do you ever think you'll tackle UV unfolding? It's something we see too rarely and which seems so complex to me? With your explanations and your methodology I'm sure it must be much easier to understand. I apologize for my poor English.

[@thedude8730]

Nice job!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!!

[@Murathanaksoz]

solid as always mate

[@polygonpen]

Thank you Murat!

[@listvenok3688]

thanks for the great tutorial~!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much!

[@Plum0401]

Thank you！

[@sasansasani]

thanks for this great tutorial

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!

[@احمدعبدالمنعم-ح5ت]

Very cool, my friend

[@polygonpen]

Thanks!

[@DARXXTWITCH]

Красавчик! если бы не ты, всю жизнь бы не понимал правильность моделировать!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!

[@bharat5194]

Awesome 👍

[@annorcosmos9561]

Thank you Sir

[@3DBlendMix]

Great 😎

[@RomboutVersluijs]

The bottom section nesr the handle is kinda stretched. Wasn't it better to add an extra loop Somewhere

[@MatTVChannel]

Next model shoe insole.

Relax time :D

[@АртемЗейналов-н6б]

good topology, but complitly different shape

[@hetori9918]

If it’s for real work, I will use Rhino to do industrial model,at least it’s NURBS model and it works well with the latter procedure

[@polygonpen]

Yeah, it would be probably a better and faster approach to model this model, but this was for SubD practice.