CAD - Surface Modelling

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I had some free time over the summer, so i decided to learn a new skill that might come useful in some of my design work - "surface modelling". This new "Style" tool allowed me to create complex splines that were highly and easily modifiable in 3 dimensions, instead of using the spline tool in a 2 dimensional sketch plane. Here are some of the models I created:






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