Patrick's polybook: CORE | Mesh Modeling

And the soccer/football activity

Hard drive!

Thank you, Martin!

Here is the last guided exercise of the course, the logo:

I'm excited to dive into the final project of the course, I took some measurements and drew up a rough sketch of what I wanted to do during my lunch break today!

Worked on the blockout and staging for the final project. I mostly eyeballed scale, but have taken some measurements for when I start working on the individual items.

I'll have the following objects in the scene:

1. Sectional couch (long section)
2. Sectional couch (short section)
3. Sectional couch (chaise section)
4. Couch cushions (seat, long) *not blocked out
5. Couch cushions (seat, short) *not blocked out
6. Couch cushions (seat, chaise) *not blocked out
7. Couch cushions (back, long)
8. Couch cushions (back, short)
9. Couch cushion (back, chaise)
10. Couch pillows *not blocked out
11. Light switch
12. Painting behind couch
13. Rug
14. Coffee table
15. Candle
16. Wine glasses
17. Wine bottles
18. Banister
19. Fireplace
20. Stockings
21. Logs
22. Fire
23. Painting (or mirror?) above fireplace
24. Christmas tree
25. Christmas tree ornaments (one model, multiple colors)
26. String of lights (will try to use a curve, and some of the techniques shown in the Working with Curves chapter)
27. Electrical outlet
28. Christmas tree topper (Suzanne as placeholder in blockout)
29. Christmas gift (variety 1, multiple colors)
30. Christmas gift (variety 2, multiple colors)

Some stretch goals are some low poly people and a dog laying on the carpet, some tchotchkes on the mantle, a window at the bottom of the stairs, tools for the fireplace, baseboards/crown molding, floor vents

The inspiration for this scene is a photo I took of our tree setup a few years ago -- I think 2019?