Inkscape is an open-source vector
graphics editor used for creating and editing SVG designs, I started by
importing the image on the document and then going to the section
stroke and go on the option to vectorize a bit map
In my first attempt I dont really know why the program didn´t work out and also didn´t gave me a preview, so I had to
create a new document again and then I could go on.
When I get to use it, I gave it some tries until I finally get
the version I wanted by changing some parameters the program gives to you.
For Inkscape I like how easy you can start to vectorize the image, the only thing I really
don´t like is I didn´t manage to get the circles without filling the holes.
Affinity is a professional
vector and raster design software for graphic design and illustration. Here I also
started by importing the image on the document but here I used the tool of stroke brush to first
sketch the border of my drawing and then adjusting the lines to border my image.
I did this several times until I finally obtained the form of the image.
Then I went to use the filling tool to give color to it, I also
had to make a part for the blank space to fill it.
For Affinity I like the tool used for the vector, even though it takes a bit
longer to vectorize the whole image, is really easy and intuitive to do it.
OnShape is a cloud-based
CAD platform for collaborative 3D modeling and version control. For the modeling on OnShape I
sketched by using an ellipse, trimming a part of it and the used the tool of ellipse arc to make the form I wanted
for my first part of a bracelet.
Then I sketched a rectangle on the half of it and then removing that part on the middle.
To continue I made a new part of the top of the wearable, by grabbing the measures of
the first part to make a ellipse arc and working from there and trimming what I didn´t need
I made the form I wanted and extended.
Then I made a sketch of a rectangle on top of it and remove it so I made the space
for the screen.
For the final part I just copied the past rectangle and extended it, so then I could assamble the whole design.
In my opinion OnShape is a really intuitive program for 3D design, I enjoy using it
and percieved it as a much easier program for 3D design.
SolidWorks is a parametric CAD software used for mechanical
design and 3D modeling of parts and assemblies. In this program I used the past measures
I got in OnShape so I could use a different technique for the sketch by marking lines and using curves
to get the shape I wanted.
same way as OnShape design I sketched a rectangle
on the half of it and then removing that part on the middle.
Here to make the top part I used my measures of the 3D design I got to
continue using the same technique for this part. And then
again I made a sketch of a rectangle on top of it and remove it so I made the space
thats is meant for the screen.
For the final part I again went to copy the measures of past rectangle and extrude it,
so then I could assamble the whole design.
Finally I gave each part a material for the design.
For SolidWorks I'm not very good at handling it, so I percieved way more complicated
at the start of it but I manege to get more realistic measures and design.
