This week focused on Computer-Aided Design (CAD). The goal was to work on different softwares that process raster, vector, 2D, 3D and animations. I explored different tools like LightBurn, Inkscape, SolidWorks for 3D modelling and Renderair for rendering.
Paint is a microsoft product mostly used in arts. i ve used paint to draw the idea i had of water or swimming pool .As much i practiced i ve come up with waterfall .i ve tried to use brush ,different types and sizes
Step 1: Started with using water brush to make water
Step 2: I ve picked white brush tool with small size to add water textures
Step 3:Progressed with Black Brush to make darkside that form mountain
Step 4: Creating another side of mountain by black brush
Step 5: Addition of green oil brush for adding glasses texture on the mountain
Step 6:Addition of green textures to another side
Step 7:Added Plants and copied them ,but i ve found tha there was uncovered space so i prolonged my waterfall
Sttep 8: Worked well on fixtures
As i end i ve even added a text bland.
During the vector creation, I used Inkscape. I downloaded an image of Nottingham Forest logo and imported it into Inkscape. Image source: https://1000logos.net/nottingham-forest-logo/
To trace the image, I clicked on Path and chose Trace Bitmap.
As we can see, vector files do not lose quality when zooming in or out, unlike raster images which show pixelation.
Video: Effect of zoom on vector and raster images
LightBurn is a powerful software used to design and control laser cutters and engravers.
I started by designing a real estate logo.
SolidWorks is a powerful CAD software used to create 2D drawings and 3D models for engineering and product design.