Kudu Horn
I have created a kudu horn inspired by the elegant beauty of the logarithmic spiral equation. Using the computational design tool Beegraphy, I have captured the essence of both mathematical precision and natural form. This design is a tribute to the majestic kudu, a large and powerful African antelope known for its stunning annulated spiral horns.
Project Media
Rotation animation of 3d model in Twinmotion
Lower end of Kudu horn
Upper end of Kudu horn .
Model of Kudu horn on columns, ( KODE Art Museums: 2014, https://threedscans.com/uncategorized/column-05/)
Kudu model alongside a Puck statue (Harriet Hosmer:1856, https://threedscans.com/walker-art-gallery/puck/)
Interactive 3d model of the Kudu horn.
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I enjoy the underlying idea and the generated geometry is very convincing as a Kudo horn. In the provided interface the scale is not entirely clear and there are some issues where I can generate failed geometry, for example through selections of incompatible revolution start/end values. There are additionally some parameters that seem to make little change. It would be good to curate the variables a little more. It's good to see the thickness as a selectable option so that it can be added once a preferred form is generated. What is unfortunately missing is any commentary on fabrication and how this will be created.
Nice proposal with a nice texture. I like the many possibilities and the bumb effect.