nemesis escreveu:
> Jim Charter escreveu:
>> Beautiful, I'm not alone.
> 
> thank you.  It's still kinda rough, though.  Yesterday, I worked on it a 
> bit more (despite vowing not to) and got it a bit more streamlined.  I 
> was planning to

haha, forgot to complete. :P

I was planning to only rework it after completing the ladder and 
possibly the night sky...

> 
>> (Looks like nurbs models?  I revelled in the natural sympathy between 
>> nurbs modelling and imaginary shoes modelling back doing my entry for 
>> the IRTC "Worlds within Worlds" topic.)
> 
> Just polygons and subdivision surfaces.  Started with a plane (quad) 
> scaled and loop cut it until getting quite a few lateral vertices that I 
> moved around a bit until getting it to take the form of a foot.  Then 
> extruded it up to give it some volume, extruded again the top faces and 
> scaled them a bit so as to leave border faces, which I them selected and 
> extruded up and pushed edges here and there until for the front and 
> back.  Later I pushed the back faces up with some proportional editing 
> on to give the high heel height. :)  And then, extruded the bottom to 
> make the heel proper (too bulky in this one, got that a bit better 
> later).  Lots of minor tweakings too...
> 
>> And the Cinderella glass slipper is a natural for raytraced art.
>>
>> And for glass art too.
>>
>> http://www.dbrco.net/jk.test/Images/newblueshoe.jpg
> 
> oh my!  Now I feel an urge to try to reproduce that! :D
> 
>> This set of ads resonates with me in a different yet similar way.
>> http://www.hautfashion.com/christian-louboutin-springsummer-2009-ad-campaign 
>>
> 
> Looks beautiful indeed.  Though kinda bizarre seeing a shoe among 
> fruits... :P
> 
>> I know I would have gotten there, I know it! ;P
> 
> I see inspiration coming back, huh? ;)
> 


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