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One surface, every angle.
A Ferrari concept inspired by the SF90 stradale — a one-week practice in Class-A surfacing using Autodesk Alias, rendered in VRED.
Ferrari FS90 is the companion piece to Ferrari NEO from the previous year — same one-week constraint, different toolchain. Where NEO was built in Rhinoceros with NURBS-and-SubD, this one was done entirely in Autodesk Alias, the industry-standard Class-A surfacing environment used by every major OEM design office.
The intent was practical: maintain Alias fluency by running a self-imposed sprint each year. The SF90 stradale provided the reference target — a real car with documented proportions, public photography, and a clear surface vocabulary to interpret.
Modelled in Alias with full class-A discipline (tangent continuity, controlled curvature, clean theoretical surfaces). Rendered in VRED with a coastal-road environment lit for golden hour.
Alias produces the surface mathematics — patch layout, tangency and curvature. VRED handles lighting, materials, and final visualisation. Below: the raw NURBS model and a zebra-stripe read used to check highlight flow.
The full image set, including additional renders, process notes, and detail views, lives on Behance.
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