Bézier surfaces

Bézier surfaces are mathematical representations used in computer graphics and design to create smooth, flexible 3D shapes. They are defined by a set of control points that influence the surface’s shape, similar to how a lattice or net guides the form of a fabric. By adjusting these points, designers can craft complex, seamless surfaces like car bodies or characters. Bézier surfaces extend the concept of Bézier curves into two dimensions, enabling precise control and smoothness in modeling. They are foundational for creating realistic,Organic, and detailed digital models in various industries.