I have been trying to design a parametric wall art piece similar to what is pictured below.
I have had limited success with lofting shapes along spline paths, but have no clue how I could create the water ripple effect.
Ideally I would like to end up with a base design that I can simply change values to modify the result.
My best effort so far is a million miles away.
I started a short attempt and this came out. Maby this will help you get ahead.
Vielleicht ist das ein möglicher Lösungsansatz de Sie brauchen können.
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Andreas Desiderius Haudenschild
Thanks Andreas,
I will give it a try. I think what you are showing is similar to my previous attempts. I tried today with using the revolve tool with limited success.
It’s all good learning experience.
Best regards,
Neil
Here’s another approach using Sweep.
A combination of using sweep along with what @Andreas suggested could work.
Hi TigerMike,
That looks like it has potential. I will explore the possibilities.
Much appreciated.
Best regards,
Neil
Here’s a variation. Different shapes to sweep. I also used non-uniform scale to move the ovals away from each other along one side. Something a little different.
Everyone gave a good suggestions so I thought I recommend something different. I believe the original artist used a tool like Blender. This is actually fairly easy to do there.
I quickly made this texture in Affinity Photo and displaced it in Blender. You can also procedurally create patterns by using Geometry Nodes and inputing new values will generate a new pattern too.
If you want to stay more CAD Rhino’s Grasshopper Visual programing can create these kind of patterns.
Such a construction becomes instressant if it is soundproof at the end.
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Andreas Desiderius Haudenschild
