Fusion 360/Industrial Design
I knew Illustrator's barely-there 3D tools weren't going to cut it at some point, so I sought to learn a CAD program. I found it in Fusion 360. With a clean interface and logically sound commands, I was up and running after watching some tutorials. The best thing about learning 3D modelling on Fusion 360 (besides how it's available for free) is the wealth of instructional videos - a majority of which are on AutoCAD's own channel. The ability to integrate with meshes and the new sheet metal feature are things I'm also excited about. I did some post-processing on these renders in Photoshop.
Dimpled phone charger
Infinity pylon (Black hole model + pylon)
Abstract Aluminium log
Organic chair
Melting Monolith bookend
Ripple vase
Pipe Speaker concept
iPhone stand (brushed metal)
Minimal racing helmet
Wiimote Prototype controller
PlayStation 1 Prototype controller
Custom Wheel Rim
Mac Pro 2019
Princess Leia's lightsaber (Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker)
Xbox Mini Fridge
Dieter Rams/Braun RT 20 Radio
I had to recreate the old Braun logo in Illustrator (the current one has a slight modernity to it). To be honest I prefer the symmetry of the older logo.
