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The Art and Science of 3D Modelling

  • Writer: STEM Warriors Philippines
    STEM Warriors Philippines
  • Jul 15
  • 1 min read

by Russell Jade Tan from Don Bosco Technical

Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize.

For his featured output, Russell Jade Tan explores how 3D modelling brings design ideas closer to reality. His video introduces tools like SketchUp and SolidWorks, showing how students can use them to create digital models that are easier to study, adjust, and improve before anything is built.


Russell also shows how 3D modelling connects creativity with engineering. The examples in his video, from machines and ventilation systems to sprinklers and space-saving doors, show how designers can test the look and function of an object while it is still in the planning stage.


In the demo, Russell breaks down the process in a way that feels easy to follow. He starts with basic shapes, then gradually builds them into a full model, showing how 3D modelling is really a process of testing, adjusting, and improving an idea until it works.

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