CSCI 140 Desk Gallery

3-D Computer Modeling 
CSCI 140 Fall 2002

Kusagawa, Yuka

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Yuka KusagawaDesk Scene
Metallic Blue
 
My inspiration came from my inclination. When I thought what kind of desk I wanted to create, I imagined the metallic desk because I like it. After that I created the objects, which fit with the desk. This room is the image of my ideal boyfriend's room. If my boyfriend lived in the room like this, I would be happy. I like the guy who likes metallic and simple furniture, playing guitar, smoking, and drinking. I used blue light as room light because I hope my boyfriend likes blue, and also I think the blue light reflecting on the desk is beautiful. My inclination is the guy who has those tastes.
 
  
 
Objects
WallYuka
Wall PictureYuka
Stand LightYuka
DeskYuka
Desk LightYuka
Bottle 1Yuka
Bottle 2Yuka
Bottle 3Yuka
GlassYuka
PencilYuka
CigaretteYuka
LighterYuka
Car KeyYuka
GuitarYuka
TreeYuka
Textures
Concretehttp://textures.forrest.cz/
Desk lamp shadehttp://textures.forrest.cz/
Picturehttp://www.avexnet.or.jp/janne/
 
Problems and Solutions:

The problem I had is how I can bend the object like wave. To create the desk lamp, I could not curve the support of the lamp, as I wanted. I tried bend tool to curve it at first, but it was useful only when I want to curve the object once. I could not create the two peaks in one object. So, I tried the bend tool with selecting parts of polygon next. But when I did so, the joint part broke.
Finally, I searched the Internet tutorial, and find how to create the pipeline. That was the shape I want to create. Solution is that at first make a spline with pen tool, which the shape I want, and use the rail exclude tool with the polygon I want. I used the circle polygon. The rail exclude tool stretches the polygon automatically along the spline. Attention is I had to put the spline at the center of the polygon I want to stretch. Otherwise, the polygon twisted.