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I'm relatively new. I know how to make a water bottle starting with a circle and extruding upwards while using a combo of extrude and scaling to make indents, but how would I do something like this? I'm still trying to wrap my head around some of the photos I see out there. This is such an incredible program. Thanks for your help!

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Josh Firicano
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Start by making the main outline of your bottle. Once you have that, hover over the section you want to add the inset to and press Ctrl+R. Use the scroll wheel to select exactly how many you want.

adding loopcuts

Now use Ctrl+Tab+E to switch to edge select mode. Holding Alt+Shift, right click on the newly added loop-cuts. Press Ctrl+B to bevel and roll the scroll wheel one click to add another loop cut in the middle.

Beveling

Now select the inner loop-cut on each of those rings. Now press Ctrl+. (period) to change to the Individual Origins pivot point. Scale the selection down as desired.

Scaling

Now go into orthographic mode, and press Numpad 1 and select the center vertices as shown. Move them up as desired. Go ahead and press Numpad 3 and do the same thing. Enable a Subdivision Modifier, and bevel the edges using Ctrl+B.

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Final result:

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J Sargent
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