RYAN CASTLE

WELCOME TO MY RYAN CASTLE






This is an imagination castle that I create for my very favorite emoji character from a social media application, and his name is Ryan.

I really enjoy creating this castle and I also enjoy exploring the Rhino software
For this model, I mostly use cylinders, cubes, and spheres. I also use the command extrudeCrv and Cap to create a the shape from the surface that I draw, such as the banner. I use the command BooleanDifferent to make the empty hole as the windows.
I think I am successful of creating this model and I am happy with it. One thing that I want to explore more is that how to create texture for the objects.

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