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I wanted to design a bottle that was beautiful. Simple as that. I want the user to be able to feel comfortable leaving it out in the open without feeling embarrassed or self conscious about the look of their product. This was the idea behind the Haute Deto Bottle. I kept lines minimal and purposeful. They flowed with the form and gave a sensual aesthetic to the bottle as a whole. Haute Deto is the perfect luxury detergent bottle.
I used the loft command over curves I drew to get the overall form. I then used a series of curve projections to get the "sliced" cap, the body curves, and eventually to separate the lid from the body of the bottle. I then used the Offset Surface command to get the clear indentation. Sweep 2 took car of the concave curves. There were some problems with this method because they made it difficult to fillet and made a few naked edges. I used the Join Naked Edges Command to try and get rid of them, however there are still some small leftover edges in this region. All methods that I am familiar with could not help me join the edges, as small as they all are I then used the Offset Surface command to get the thickness of the bottle. I tried to get liquid on the interior using boolean difference, but it somehow looks odd in the rendering.
I chose plastics as the material, to show what the bottle might actually look like after manufacturing. I like the minimal color scheme of black and transparent as they will fit with any household decor and still stand out beautifully. The liquid inside is just a painted color, but does not show through the plastic section very well
I wanted to design a bottle that was beautiful. Simple as that. I want the user to be able to feel comfortable leaving it out in the open without feeling embarrassed or self conscious about the look of their product. This was the idea behind the Haute Deto Bottle. I kept lines minimal and purposeful. They flowed with the form and gave a sensual aesthetic to the bottle as a whole. Haute Deto is the perfect luxury detergent bottle.
I used the loft command over curves I drew to get the overall form. I then used a series of curve projections to get the "sliced" cap, the body curves, and eventually to separate the lid from the body of the bottle. I then used the Offset Surface command to get the clear indentation. Sweep 2 took car of the concave curves. There were some problems with this method because they made it difficult to fillet and made a few naked edges. I used the Join Naked Edges Command to try and get rid of them, however there are still some small leftover edges in this region. All methods that I am familiar with could not help me join the edges, as small as they all are I then used the Offset Surface command to get the thickness of the bottle. I tried to get liquid on the interior using boolean difference, but it somehow looks odd in the rendering.
I chose plastics as the material, to show what the bottle might actually look like after manufacturing. I like the minimal color scheme of black and transparent as they will fit with any household decor and still stand out beautifully. The liquid inside is just a painted color, but does not show through the plastic section very well
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