Setting up the image planes for reference:
Used 'Interactive Split Tool' to add lines and divide up the mesh:
Shaping the mesh from Top View:
Began working from Side View, extruded shape up:
Created a Non-linear Deformer to 'Bend' the shape, also extruded the heel down:
Created the side of the shoe in the same way as the bottom of the shoe:
Creating the front of the shoe:
Used the different image planes as reference to shape the front of the shoe:
Mirrored the front of the shoe and merged the two together before extruding the tongue:
Combined the side and front mesh as I found trying to shape both parts separately was more difficult and time-consuming to match up edges:
Smooth preview:
Extracted the side mesh in order to mirror across to the other side and merge with the original:
Used 'Interactive Split Tool' to create holes in the mesh for the laces:
Done the same for the other side:
Adding in wrinkles to the front of the shoe, by adding in triangles to the mesh:
More wrinkles:
Started with a polygon cylinder, extruded and shaped as I went along to creating the laces. The laces are made up of the threaded ones, the 2 looped laces and the knotted lace:
Extruded the edge around the ankle for the cushioned part of the shoe:
Duplicated parts of the shoe and scaled it in to create the inner part of the shoe, after realising that the inner part of the shoe has a different texture to the outer shoe. Even though you can pipe 2 textures into 1 mesh to show up on opposite sides; I felt this would be easier and looks more realistic:
Smoothed preview of the whole shoe:
How the Outliner is looking at the moment:
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