NPR Style

solo

I like it.

Sharp crisp lines and soft shadows.

Dave R

Thanks Pete. I'm liking the soft shadows. They are so easy.

boofredlay

Another winner indeed.

Dave R

Thanks Eric.

Here's a cropped version of it.

And after running it through FotoSketcher again.

dale

Dave, you are the master of styles!

Dave R

Thanks Dale. Too bad I'll never get rich off it.

Richard

Dave! I freakin LOVE IT! One of the nicer styles I've seen in a long time!!!!

Dave R

Thank you Richard.

So I need to stop eating pepperoni and anchovy pizza with Buffalo wings and cheap beer right before I go to bed. I dreamed up a simple animation to show assembling the first image. I was too lazy this morning to make the layers fly in and lay one on top of the other.

[flash=400,318:14bwqt40]http://blip.tv/play/gYhbgsWpPgA[/flash:14bwqt40]

You know, it's probably the cheap beer that does it. I ought to drink better stuff.

FWIW, the animation was created in SU and VirtualDub.

Sorry about the advertising. I disabled advertising but it is still playing it at least for me.

Daniel

Great looking style you've created, Dave.

Dave R

Thanks.

Which is better? Before or after the second run through FotoSketcher?

SketchUpNoobie

These are great styles, as always Dave.

@dave r said:

Which is better? Before or after the second run through FotoSketcher?

Well, in my opinion, they're two different styles and you might use them for different purposes. However, I love how the first one is sketchy, and yet so clean.

boofredlay

I agree they are two different styles but if I had to choose I like the second one better.

Dave R

So we have a consensus.

Thanks guys.

boofredlay

I would not mind having both in my tool belt.

Daniel

If I had to choose between the two, I'd go with the first as it is cleaner and simpler.

Bryan K

I remember actually doing ink on canvas and thick paper. This is so true to the original technique it's almost scary!

Looks great!

Ben Ritter

Very nice indeed. Kudos.

Richard

Vote 1 for 1!

I like the cleanliness of it, I find images that are too dirty to distract from the cause - showing the subject.