Six views of a 3D watch model, from dimensioned wireframes to final renders

CAD and 3D Modeling

At one point, I got tired of staring at 2d screens all day and decided to pick up Rhino 3D. As a designer who has primarily worked in Figma and the Creative Suite, it has been a lot like learning a new language. Familiar design concepts are executed completely differently. Hoping to pick up Blender and C4D eventually!

Rhino 3D viewports showing a wireframe model being adjusted with transform handles
Rhino 3D viewports showing a wireframe model being adjusted with transform handles
Wireframe of a watch in Rhino 3D with dimension annotations
Wireframe of watch band links being modeled in Rhino 3D

The watch face contained a ton of detail, so this part was pretty meticulous.

Close-up render of a 3D-modeled watch with a gold bezel and white dial

I attempted a Danish Dough Whisk to practice piping organic shapes.

A Danish dough whisk modeled in Rhino 3D, shown as a wireframe and as a render with a wooden handle

This whistle is fully functioning, with the ball inside.

A whistle modeled in Rhino 3D, shown as a wireframe and as a polished metal render