Showing posts with label shoe design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shoe design. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Vitaliy Pankov: Week 10 Shoe

This has been the most exciting, yet the most tedious project since the beginning of the class. I enjoyed working on it and I wish I had more time to perfect it. My main goal was to keep all the geometry clean and smooth. I started out with a side-view sketch which I then imported to Rhino using PictureFrame command. Once it was there, I began constructing the main shape. It took some time to make it look exactly how I wanted. Once it was done, I started building the sole. Command such as "Curve From Two Views" was extremely useful. it helped me construct all major surfaces. Loft command was used to to construct shoe laces. Overall, I am satisfied with the result because it ended up looking very similar to my initial sketch. I would have definitely done more to this project if I had more time.






Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Aniela Chertavian - Week 10: Shoe


50 different styles


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View

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NEW VERSION


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Keyshot Rendered View


Ghosted Rhino View


Ghosted Rhino View

s t r u t was created to hold the foot snug while maintaining the proper arch (internal structure) and provide max comfort. There are no laces, no zippers, instead the top opening is elastic with two stretchable cuts. The base of the shoe and the heel are wood with rubber soles. The boot heel is designed to form to the foot and best of all there are plenty of styles to choose from! 
The design was inspired by Jeffrey Campbell's Lita Boot 

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Andrew Greenbaum







Hunter Brooks Shoe




Rodrigo Miguel - Shoe design


Ghosted view

Rendering with orthographic views

Rendering with inspiration drawings





Daniela Vollmer - Final assignment 1: Shoes

This is the isometric sketch of my shoe model

Rhino ghosted views of my shoe models
First Keyshot renderings with orthographic drawings and dimensions. My model was inspired by the shape and traditional colors of bowling shoes.

Second Keyshot rendering of my shoe models

Janae' Javis: MotoRR Shoe

Shoe design inspired by the BMW S1000 RR motorcycle and Jimmy Choo.

Ghosted View
Keyshot Render with Inspiration Sketch
Keyshot Render with Orthographics


 Additional Color Options