TWIST
“Not every sculpture needs a pedestal—some require only horizon.”
© 2008-2025 Luke Vercia | BACK
PROCESS
This experiment began in 2008 by using SketchUp’s freeform pencil tool to create a thin, continuous shape without right angles. I traced two random profile lines and extruded them from each side—top and bottom—leaving behind the ribbon-like form.
Top View of the ribbon shape.
Side view of the traced ribbon profile.
The shape allowed for interesting colors, and shadows when a horizon was added in.
These were alternate views exploring the shapes and sky colors.
This was a first rendering with SU Podium from around 2009 with my selected view.
I gradually explored distorting the geometry in the rendering more.
Here in 2025 is a new version with dramatic shadows, textures, and scenery.
TWIST
© 2008-2025 | Luke Vercia
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