Can you send me a design for nike air Jordans please

Hi can you send me the project or tutorial to make it please im trying to make 3d model from parts like you

A m a z i n g ! ! !

Yes please thank you!

Yes please thank you!!!!

Que massa! Valeu!

Hi Jake, I still remember this design that was created in 2014. Real lovely design! Hope to talk to you again soon!
Kingson

Good

Jake, you should keep upload nice project to the Gallery!

Did you end up getting the tutorial done?

Bravo

HI, definitely would love to know how you did this, please put me together with the step by step guide. thank you!

Slick modelling skills Jake. All that knowledge finally paid off :)

Hi Jake, This is fantastic. I'd really love to see your process.

Hey Jake, this is fantastic, what is your email I would love to get in contact with you

You got skills like it keep up the good work !

Thanks for the very nice feedback everyone, and sorry for the delay on the tutorial. Working on this now, will get it out there asap!

Process Please!

process please.. some of the techniques you created are what i was looking for... you just made my day!

can i see the process

Incredible models - the stitches seem a little to close and solid. The renderings feel somewhat flat maybe a different HDRI file would work better or using a different render engine.

Nice work Jake. I would really like to see the process also.

Woah, Jake. This is incredible. Agree with Vincent and Adele - looking forward to seeing the process for this project! (Love the nod to the Portland design scene, btw!) :)

Great model! Here you go!

blown away.

Jake, It's not cheating at all! Your effort gives all of us out here a chance to see what can be done in Fusion 360 when you know your way around. As for me, the screen sharing sessions I've had with Andy of late are proving to be time well spent! I welcome the opportunity to get some one-on-one input from you as well. My goal is to master Fusion 360 or to come very close to it! But to achieve this, I need to garner as many insights around F360 behavior as possible. By knowing what to expect, I'm confident I can model most anything. Thanks for elaborating on the workflow used for the embossing. There is a tremendous need from a product branding perspective to be able to incorporate 3D logo marks in the created geometry. My goal for the embossed example I post to the gallery was twofold: 1) Understand how to import a 2D graphic (.dxf, .IGES, etc.) that is directly usable without need to redraw and 2) Create the feature with respect to the desired pull direction and appropriate draft angles. I achieved the offset, but came up a little short on the draft. I tried to sweep a surface around the perimeter of the "K" letter form and perform a cutting operation to achieve the draft, but was not successful on this attempt. Also I constructed a few construction planes through various regions of the "K" to use as hinge planes for drafting. This worked fine for the top and bottom faces of the "K", but other area are in question of working. All in all the process is cumbersome, but doable. Please forward the info for your alternative workflow to vince@idesigninspiration.com

I'm really impressed with the cleanliness of the model ... It would be really interesting "steal" a few secrets!

Fabio

Oh and yes, renderings are from KeyShot!

Thanks everyone!
Hi Vince – yep, was all done in Fusion 360. I work on the team though, so that’s probably cheating a bit, right? I’ll post some workflow pics as soon as possible, would really like to share how this was done.
I spotted your post on embossing earlier (you’ve been in touch with Andy, right? I’m in the same office as him at the mo :) ) I have a couple of workflows I generally use for this. For these logos: I drew the sketch lines on a plane (using a canvas image for reference), created a 0-distance offset surface of the faces I wanted to emboss onto, used the Split Body command to split that surface into the pieces of the logo, then thickened each piece and used the Join operation to attach to the base solid. This gives you an embossing normal to the surface, which is probably appropriate for the plastic pieces on these shoes – but for other moulded parts, you might want the embossing to be in the pull direction. I have another workflow I use for that, but it’s a bit more complex. I’ll drop it to you in an email if you’d like.

Agree with Vincent, looking forward to seeing the advanced course-ware from you Jake!

I want to buy, if it has my size! Awesome!

Jake, Nice work! - Am I understanding correctly that you modeled the entire shoe inside of Fusion 360? If this is so, you have a very nice command of the tool. I'd appreciate seeing your modeling process. Snapshots of the major steps will be fine even without much written description. Or you could share the model. I'm particularly interested in which tools and operations inside Fusion 360 you used to achieve the raised logos of "Nike" and "Air Max" Did you use Keyshot for the rendering - Thanks, Vince

Wow, the detail. Nice renderings too. Well done!

The first Fusion model I ever tried was a sneaker I think… it was an embarrassing mess (but a great crash-course in T-Splines). I’d post a pic if I had one but I probably deleted the model out of shame. Anyway, treated myself to pair of these a couple of weeks ago, so gave it another shot!

I found creating a shoe was a great way to get some intermediate practice with freeform modeling. It’s quite a complex form in 3D, so you need to consider the shape as more than just a set of 2D projections.

Jake, these Nikes are impressively detailed. Very well done! Tell me, what motivated you to model this?