Reverse Engineered object: Final Renders!







The final renders are here! This project was a long one and one where I had many outside factors that made it more challenging then it needed to be. From getting sick to my own program and computer glitching, I am happy to say that the many crises I had were overcome in the end! This water bottle is definitely one I can confidently donate to goodwill now that I have reverse engineered its components and rebuilt it in Rhino! 

I still have much to learn and many things I most likely forgot, but this milestone was one well worked for and I am ready to move on to the next one! 

Wish me luck!  

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