CG Cookie - Fabric Sculpt Exercise

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Here's my submission for the Fabric Sculpt exercise as part of the CG Cookie Art of Sculpting course: For this exercise, I aimed to push the boundaries of what's possible with fabric sculpting while still maintaining a cohesive and visually appealing piece. I began by creating a series of interconnected loops that would form the foundation of my sculpture. These loops were then extruded into varying thicknesses to create a sense of texture and depth. Next, I used a combination of bevels and chamfers to add some much-needed visual interest to the piece. By strategically placing these features, I was able to create a sense of movement and energy that would draw the viewer's eye through the sculpture. One of the key challenges of fabric sculpting is achieving a sense of weightlessness while still maintaining structural integrity. To overcome this hurdle, I employed a technique called "negative modeling," which involves removing material from the inside of the loop rather than adding it to the outside. This allowed me to create a delicate, ethereal quality that belies the piece's underlying complexity. Throughout the sculpting process, I was mindful of the relationship between form and function. Each element of the sculpture was carefully considered to ensure that it contributed to the overall aesthetic while also serving a purpose in terms of visual interest or emotional resonance. The final result is a piece that not only showcases my skills as a sculptor but also tells a story about the intersection of art and technology. By pushing the boundaries of what's possible with fabric sculpting, I've created something truly unique and captivating – a testament to the power of creativity and innovation in the digital age.