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Squid Attack! (854890)
by Bold Machines (boldmachines)
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Here is a model from our archives. Developed By Bin Li,
this epic model prints beautifully at Z18 scale.
We asked Bin Li a few questions about his background and
process.
Can you describe your journey as a designer - how did you
get started and what motivated you?
The journey started late. In fact I didn't start art
training until college, where I was studying computer
science around 2005. But then weird enough, a close
encounter with drawing and painting opened up a whole new
world to me. I decided to be an artist to create and to
fulfill my vision. 3D Animation and Games was the fuel of
my passion, that's why I went to Ringling College of Art
and Design to study Computer animation. Since that, I
worked as a 3d modeling and designing artist.
What was the creative process like for this model?
It started as eagerness to create something with power
and impact. I pitched an idea of a prehistory creature
and a journey on a ship, using a classic book in the
public domain as an example.
After that, everything went smoothly. I re-read the book,
gathered visual reference and other images of existing
designs. Explored a few sketches of a new designs of the
submarine and the squid first, then did more sketches of
the overall composition and pose of the sculpture. After
the 2d sketches were approved, I started 3d Sculpting.
From rough to refined, until things were finessed and
ready to print.
Any background on why you chose this model?
I enjoy doing creatures. Hard surface model is a lot of
fun as well. So this one is a good mix.
Describe any challenges you had in getting a successful
print (tricks of the trade)?
The pose of the tentacles and waves gave some trouble.
They had to be modified a few times after test prints.
What advice do you have for someone interested in
designing 'one piece' prints?
Test print in early stage so problems don't come near the
deadline.
Thanks Bin Li!
Bin Li rew up in China and went to Florida in 2008. He
got a BFA for computer animation in 2012, went to Digital
Domain working on animated feature film. Moved to New
York City in 2013, worked on visual effects on TV
commercials and worked at MakerBot from 2014 to 2015.
Go forth, download, and print it. Make sure to share
pictures of it on Thingivers so we can all revel in the
glory of this epic model.
Date Published: 2021-04-13 17:29:31
Identifier: thingiverse-854890
Item Size: 47321223
Media Type: data
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