I thought that this part might be interesting, as many surfaces came together and had to be integrated. To me, it is something of a mystery how I do this. I don't have any plan or vision of things like this. Each surface has to be there for some reason, but how they come together is unpredictable. And when I finally work it out in a way like this, I'm surprised at the result. These frequent surprises are what make MOI fun; but everything is dependent on having the tools necessary to make things like this come out the way I want them to come out. It didn't have to be like this. There is Art in this work and MOI makes it possible.

Magic or the mathematical / geometrical formulas! ;)

Yes, it is "magical" that we have computers and software that can do things like this. But I want to make an important point. Many people want a fillet tool that will resolve such complex geometry. It isn't possible because there are many different ways that the original problem could have been solved. When you see it finished like this, there is only this solution -- all the other possibilities have vanished. And it is precisely in selecting one option from many that we leap from an algorithmic solution to Art. I fully admit that the artistic way forward may be more difficult, but I for one do not want to give up my creative urge.