Ghosted View
Perspective View
Bottom View
Back View
The flashlight. I wanted this pocket flashlight to have like a groovy and
funky inspiration to it so that it would be very attractive for teenagers and
young adults. I believe I achieved the groovy and funky look by adding the
spheres and the curve loops to the body. I also added small truncated cones and
spheres to the edge of the flashlight to give it a delicate touch.
After finishing the model in Rhinoceros, I imported it on KeyShot. Mixing
and matching the materials is very exciting because of all of the different
options and final results. I used metals, glass, and stone (which I thought it
was kind of interesting to use on a pocket flashlight).
I used a variety of commands such as: Project, Join, Curve Boolean, Join
Edges. The more you get into the program the more exciting and impressive it
gets. What I really like doing was projecting the curves onto the polysurface
and using the pipe command to do the loops.
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