Recreate the ‘Cut & Paste’ Winning Scene in Modo

Recreate the ‘Cut & Paste’ Winning Scene in Modo

on Nov 23rd 2010 with 12 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Software: Luxology Modo
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Estimated Completion Time: 1 Hour

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

Today’s tutorial marks the first post to the site by industrial-design wizard Adam Ohern. Adam’s incredible modeling skills have earned him a CV featuring the likes of HP, Black & Decker & Bose Corporation and we’re thrilled to welcome him to the site. In this tutorial, Adam is going to walk us through his winning entry in this year’s Cut And Paste contest, and for any modeler using any package it’s a must watch!

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Adam OHern has helped develop award-winning consumer products with the likes of HP, Black & Decker, Bose Corporation, Sloan, and others.  

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  • http://www.the3dmodels.co.uk yrtsov

    thx and congratulation….

  • http://knightmare3d.webs.com Nikhil

    First of all… Congrats & Thanks for making pretty cool tutorial for learning quick shortcuts and sculpting.
    Its like i am watching the making of Luxology’s Splash kit :D

  • Johan

    Nice tut! A few good tips in there. Keep ‘em coming.

  • Joao

    I dont use Modo, but Maya.

    Anyways, I love your tutorials and apply them in Maya, much better than those tuts that I have seen here for Maya.

    You should make a site like blender cookie but for Modo, your are the Modo Master. :D

    Tnks a lot, you have been very inspiring

  • Will

    This hasnt got as nearly enough comments as it should, this was a fantastic short tutorial, seeing how someone else’s workflow is amazing you learn so much more than what they are actually teaching you in the first place, your easy to listen to and understand, your explinations are excellent and i enjoyed it very much, i hope to see more from you :)

  • http://visualgroove.net Febby Tan

    I love love LOVE the way you talk.

  • Auror

    Finally! A nice modo tutorial. Great work in under 20min bro!
    Modo is very flexible and nice to work in sub-D’s. I’m in the process of learning it, been modeling some less-organic stuff lately but this was actually pretty informative in some parts. Thanks a lot.

  • suca

    Just WOW.

  • http://cadjunkie.com adam (cadjunkie)

    Thanks everybody! Your kind words are much appreciated. Keep in touch!

    Adam
    cadjunkie.com

  • du

    amazing!! nice!!!! tks a lot

  • Robson

    My hat goes off to you sir!
    Great work!

  • Oz

    Don’t use Modo yet…but excellent tut. Great work. thnx and congrats!