Most impressive SketchUp modelling
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Is it Simon's birthday? Happy Birthday. Mine's tomorrow.
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@dave r said:
Is it Simon's birthday? Happy Birthday. Mine's tomorrow.
no I meant you its says your birthday is today at the bottom of the forum, ahh maybe because its tuesday here and your still on monday?
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Ah. I see. Thank you very much, Liam. You're right. Today in the UK and points east, it is already my birthday. That's kind of weird. It won't be my birthday here until tomorrow.
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Well happy birthday.............. from the future!
also for the hall of fame you should check out this guy:http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=169091
read the whole thread well worth it, I would say some of the best, beautiful and most original stuff using SU I have ever come across!
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Thank you again.
I agree with you, that guy's stuff is just amazing.
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@liam887 said:
Well happy birthday.............. from the future!
also for the hall of fame you should check out this guy:http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=169091
read the whole thread well worth it, I would say some of the best, beautiful and most original stuff using SU I have ever come across!
liam,can be connected to the previous one?
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Ithil gallery _ SCF
Ithil gallery _ deviantArt
rclub24 Bugatti Brescia Type 13
Aerilius renders of Romanesque Monastery
Real scene:..............................................Rendered Scene
And please let see Aerilius impressive use of Kerkythea's layered material
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24790#p212586[url=http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=160674#p160674:2320nkss]Christo Work (UPDATED)[/url:2320nkss]
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Please let see the extraordinary tutorial
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I dont want to be rude but some of these works are not... so impressive
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@unknownuser said:
Love that quarter sawn texture on the little clock and the clock is really a beauty.
Thank you. I think it was you who made the quartersawn material.
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@coremaster110 said:
I dont want to be rude but some of these works are not... so impressive
tho im not going to point out the ones that I have in my mind.Then what's the point of even commenting?
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@coremaster110 said:
I dont want to be rude but some of these works are not... so impressive
tho im not going to point out the ones that I have in my mind.Like any art form, it's subjective to the eye of the beholder, not to mention the beholder's own skillset used as a frame of reference.
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@daniel said:
@coremaster110 said:
I dont want to be rude but some of these works are not... so impressive
tho im not going to point out the ones that I have in my mind.Like any art form, it's subjective to the eye of the beholder, not to mention the beholder's own skillset used as a frame of reference.
And dont forget this is also 'Most impressive SketchUp modelling**' not rendering! All of the models displayed here are special I think!
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I wasn't only looking the render itself but also the model.
As the name of this topic is "MOST impressive sketchup modelling" then I realy hope to see MOST impressive modelling. -
Why don't you offer something constructive?
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I'm thinking Karl means some of the stuff shown is quite simple. Which is true, obviously. That said, "simple" and "impressive" aren't mutually exclusive, IMHO.
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I don't have any problem with a critique. I think it's a good thing if it is constructive. Vague comments like "not... so impressive" don't qualify as constructive criticism and comments like this aren't useful in any way in a thread like this with work from so many different people.
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It's a subjective topic. I find architecture, rendered or not, impressive as I'm not in that field. There's one particular member, tadema I think, has great models showing English cottages. Dave's furniture too is always something I enjoy viewing.
There's also stuff that I roll my eyes at that others get in a tizzy about. I choose not to comment unless asked for crits.
But what I like most is members solutions to tricky shapes. Jeff Hammond's skatepark stuff where Elisei showed such a clever solution that continued to get refined just blew me away. None of this stuff is here but it's the things I bookmark as pure modelling.
If you wanna see what I call genius at work, watch Kito Kraupp on YouTube. That's impressive to me. Wish my brain work like that!
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I dont say that some of the models are not impressive because they are simple nor am I trying to say that they are bad, but what im trying to say is that you could find thousands of models from warehouse that are more impressive then some of the models here.
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@CM
They're not solely to impress you I suppose. But have you offered your criticism in the original thread? A model/artist/hobbyist can improve through good critique.Imagine if I said that your tanks look crap. And left it at that. Wouldn't you like to know why I said they were crap. Or would you shrug your shoulders and move on?
Personally I'd like criticism. It makes you strain your abilities.
But your entitled to come on this thread and state your opinion and leave it at that. It makes 'no' difference to this threads content or purpose at the end of the day. All it does is drift away from the OP topic.
@modelhead
So true. SU is turning into the Swiss Army Knife of the 3G world.
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