Exercise 1: Modelling from Primitive Objects

 Exercise 1 (Modelling from Primitive Objects)


The exercise is to do a model of an object that can be simplified by primitive shapes.

The object I decide to create is a Snowman.

Below is the screenshot of the model done in Blender,

In Figure 1, I added a couple of sphere objects, cylinder and cones to make a snowman object and then adding materials on them. 


Figure 1



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