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      Ross Macintosh
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      He deserves one! Sorry Coen - I can't afford a luxury car.

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        solo
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        Very nice indeed, wondering if this output can be obtained as a style?

        Caption for last image " bug in sketchup found'

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        If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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          Ross Macintosh
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          @solo said:

          wondering if this output can be obtained as a style?

          It would be possible to have the red background and sketchy lines as a style. An export using it could then be combined in an editor (or Xara of course) with, say, a corresponding Podium export to arrive at a similar result.

          Regards, Ross

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            Ross Macintosh
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            I just had an idea (ouch!)...

            I wondered what the 'SketchUp Bug' would look like if I just deleted the original LightUp export from the stack of images that was making up the rendering. That LightUp image was what was providing the red & yellow colours. All my other exports from SketchUp were monochromatic.

            Anyways, here's the effect when the coloured 'layer' is removed. I did have to edit a few of the shadow shapes I had added before because I had given them a red tone. I think what this experiment shows is you could always swap out (or eliminate) your colour layer to achieve multiple illustrations from the same exercise.

            http://www.designstop.com/4forums/bug-monotone.jpg

            This image actually is much closer in spirit to the style I had used in making it -- my 'Barked Monochrome' style available to FormFonts subscribers. The main difference is the various highlights & shadows I manually added help create a metallic look that isn't part of the original style.

            Regards, Ross

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              dylan
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              Looks good Ross, especially with the additional highlights and shadows. I will have to check out how you can create those in PS.

              http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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                plot-paris
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                I love the monochrome look of the image, brightened up by the coloured scf-logo.

                that is really nice, because it leads the spectator's eye directly to the most important: SCF! 😄

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                  Ross Macintosh
                  last edited by

                  And how 'bout a sepia version...

                  http://www.designstop.com/4forums/bug-sepia.jpg

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                    kwistenbiebel
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                    Mmmmm...chocolate 😄

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                      Gaieus
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                      If you just put a real SketchUp logo onto it, Ross, you could even sumbit it for the bugsplat logo of SU 7!
                      😄

                      Gai...

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                        rcossoli
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                        very good pictures on all the last three, good job!!!

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