Do the data line project for the second time. I remembered that the data line I made for the first time was still in the previous company. It was the image of an evil dragon. I had to look for it. Next time I put it on, ha, ha, ha, I felt pretty handsome, that is, the modeling technology was average at that time and the performance was not very good.

A total of 6 models were made before and after the design of this wave of data lines. This is the first 3 models made years ago. As soon as the epidemic broke out, many design projects were shelved. They had already been proofing but the projects were stopped when they came back. Recently, I started the data line project again. Originally, I was asked to change the first one here, the overall length and shape, and do two-color injection molding. However, all aspects of the design that have been sold are already the most perfect in my eyes (this idea is not good enough to learn). Moreover, several ideas popped up when drawing the sketch, and finally three new ID proofing came out.

Still love these three. The first one is quite satisfactory, the curve is natural, and the touch of anti-skid texture is made (although it is not necessary to prevent anti-skid in fact). The metal part close to the joint part is designed with an oblique angle to give it a feeling of forward trend. The back-to-word design reminds me of the cockpit of the spacecraft or the like, or the equipment like fast sliding on the ground, track and snow, it is biased towards the kind that is a little aggressive. The third model evolves the combination of triangular modeling symbols. The first metal part is made of smooth material, as far as I know and understand it, it should be a process like IML. I have seen other data lines using this kind of car paint. I just don't know the actual process. I want to know. The other two metal parts are made of zinc alloy, but can the color of zinc alloy be colorful? Proposal rendering level, no scene is very water, also sharpened with PS ha ha ha

There is no end to learning!