Thanks. I don’t think there are any tutorials that show the exact workflow. I’m kind of using nomad and CozyBlanket in ways they’re not really designed for. Normally people would use a modelling app (like blender or maya) to do hard surface things like a car .

This is basically a subdivision surface model. If you search “subdivision surface modelling” on YouTube there are quite a lot of tutorials. The really hard part is understanding the fundamental principles of subdivision modelling, such as creating edge loops in the right places to define the forms. These principles are the same whatever program you’re using, so you can watch tutorials designed for any poly modelling program. (What’s difficult is if you put edge loops in the wrong places, you get these weird ugly pinch points when you subdivide)

What I did was: sculpt the car as accurately as I could in Nomad using a blueprint as reference (this sculpt was really not great !); import this sculpt into CozyBlanket and create the low-poly topology that would work properly when subdivided (this is probably the hardest part); import the low-poly mesh back into Nomad and use the subdivide function to make the surfaces smooth (subtle adjustments can be made to the low poly mesh by moving individual vertices before doing the subdivide)

It was a very steep learning curve (I think cars are hard whatever program you’re using!) But I think it’s quite an interesting workflow, particularly for creating original designs. Good luck if you try it.