Upholstered furniture

alexandre sk

Great models.

How many entities have the last couch?

cuttingedge

lovely... you have mastered this incredibly. May I ask you one question. This last sofa you made, (the red one)how much time will it take you to do a typical sofa like this, if you have the idea in your mind how the proxy should look like?

alvis

@cuttingedge said:

lovely... you have mastered this incredibly. May I ask you one question. This last sofa you made, (the red one)how much time will it take you to do a typical sofa like this, if you have the idea in your mind how the proxy should look like?

I will not lie, it takes 4 to 6 hours. The most commonly used UNDO and SAVE function. How to look like a proxy, as a sculptor does. stylized shape formed long for good result

jo-ke

I don't understand the step between the 3rd and 4th step. How do you built the vertikal lines for the chesterfield pattern before artisan?

sketchuh

this is insanely Amazing. i bet the process has to be very precise. i modelled a tufted cushion in modo which is easier to do in sketchup. in the end , sketchup is Not a sub-d modelling program. even with artisan, and other plugins, still not perfect. but from your post. it's possible!. great job. i will stick with modo or blender or 3ds max

olishea

@jo-ke said:

I don't understand the step between the 3rd and 4th step. How do you built the vertikal lines for the chesterfield pattern before artisan?

+1

Looks like subdividing with hard edges.

Richard

Mate, seriously you are getting just enough subtle variances in the models - you have that NAILED!

catialilianacoelho

I need your help, how i draw this beds please, what plugin i need too? thanks

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massimo

Hi, I think that the thread itself can give an answer to your questions. No?

catialilianacoelho

i dont know how make capitone with this organic shape bed...

Rich O Brien

Surely you have some attempts to display?

alvis

@catialilianacoelho said:

I need your help, how i draw this beds please, what plugin i need too? thanks

Well, a short course on how to make a simple and rather realistic tuft with Sketchup. Step by step ... day by day making lessons. You must have Artisan and VertexTool.
First lessons:

Photomatch your model, Draw the contour of the bed and double lines by tuft.

To be continued...

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olishea

This is awesome! 100% convincing models and renders. The creases, tufts, everything just spectacular.

Safa

can you make a video to learn us why you do this?

ken28875

Really excellent models and renders, Alvydas.

Are the textures done in SketchUp or do you add them in postwork/Photoshop (e.g. overlay)?

Thanks and have a great day!

_KN

alvis

@olishea said:

This is awesome! 100% convincing models and renders. The creases, tufts, everything just spectacular.

Thanks, Oli!

@safa said:

can you make a video to learn us why you do this?

A lot of video lessons are online. I have not shown anything new

@ken28875 said:

Really excellent models and renders, Alvydas.
Are the textures done in SketchUp or do you add them in postwork/Photoshop (e.g. overlay)?
Thanks and have a great day!
_KN

Thanks. All textures done in SketchUp. In other projects, I use a whole arsenal (postwork)

As promised, how I do this...

Pushing small square edges (center only). There will be buttons