FREESTYLE MODELING - 3D Doodling with Rhino 7 (Learning the Software)

Let me know if it works or not!
Here's a link to the first one, press Space to walk, arrow keys to move, left mouse button to look around!

As many of you know, I usually stick to pen and paper, but in preparation for some upcoming Interior Architecture college classes, I wanted to get a little more familiar with some useful software. Rhino 7 is my first target, and here in this video you see some of my first creations (I didn't record the very first one).

[peter_draws]

Let me know if this works or not, a little experiment, if you go here you should be able to explore this in 3D via your web browser!

Here's a link to the first one, press Space to walk, arrow keys to move, left mouse button to look around!

[Mle_]

As a third year architecture student who is forced to use rhino on a daily basis... I am disgustingly amazed by how quickly you’ve learnt the program/ created something so beautiful when I hide in a hole whenever I have to use curvy lines for my models. 10/10 respect.

[Beckelby]

If Peter Draws made it, it's Peter Draws style. Personally I can see "your style" in these models.

[timkaracsony]

Incredible work Peter. Always look forward to watching you further develop your skills. You are incredibly talent.

[justonsvoid]

*upbeat 80’s saxophone party music bursts in*

‘This summer Peter Draws is going.... BACK TO SCHOOL! And you know Peter is going to paint himself into a corner and have to DRAW his way out!!!’

*que wacky Peter quotes*

‘THATS RIGHT PETER DRAWS: BACK TO SCHOOL COMING THIS SUMMER!’

(Damn you impulsive comment writing)

[leelu]

I think your metaphor was great! After all, the pit is Bottomless, so you will never stop falling, never run out of things to grab. It is, in essence, a limitless potentiality to fall into art.

[curiousfungus]

It’s so nice seeing you progress as an artist and seeing you learn multiple mediums . Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.

[aidekhia]

maybe you could look into the grease pencil function of blender. every stroke you paint gets converted into a 3d object that can be modified

[westminsterabbey.]

I really like your metaphor. It makes perfect sense as it is, and it describes the process perfectly. But if you want an alternate version without the side effect of the negative connotations of the bottomless pit you could say it’s like walking down an endless hallway running your hands along the walls. You’re still feeling around searching for things to hold on to, you’re still travelling into the unknown with endless possibility ahead of you, but you’re making the decision to take yourself forwards. The momentum is ultimately down to you.

It’s important to remember to keep walking down that hallway, otherwise how will you ever find those notches in the walls?

[BatatasFriasss]

That simmetrical one looks so incredible at any angle wow

[bookinb]

hey Pete, love your stuff! I'm currently studying Interior architecture design at KU and will soon be continuing for my master's in architecture. Love to see a fellow IA fiddling with software though. keep it up!

[isaacknott]

using this for my architecture course's. Awesome to see peter drawing with it.

[sharbean]

Very cool!
I do enjoy watching you explore. Your free-style (non-school) of creating is very much explorative and discovery-flow.
I gotta say when you talked about falling down a bottomless pit I thought about Alice falling down the rabbit hole. Curiouser and curiouser.

[anthonyodonnell]

I’m in architecture school and use rhino regularly. It’s kinda surreal seeing the program I stare at for so long on your channel

[shesaysdisco]

Dude, these are so sick! I absolutely loved this video and getting to see this software that I haven’t heard of — let alone used — before. I’d enjoy seeing more of this!

[surrealdynamics]

Omg, it's gorgeous! I'm still at the first 3d doodle
Edit: and the second one blew my mind. So much detail put into this gargantuan piece of machinery.

[nomadiavan]

I have been watching you for years now. Your growth as an artist is fascinating actually. You keep me guessing on which way you are going with it. I figure in the future to see a factory that makes intricate parts and totally robotic. I see a bright future. You are blessed.

[masthebes]

Been folowing your channel for a while, always a joy. I work in rhino every day so this was really nice to see

[robertahubert]

Good morning from Colorado 💕. First time I ever saw anything like it. That was interesting.

[davidadams]

Very interesting modelling and compelling 3D result. Look forward to more