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    • PixeroP Offline
      Pixero
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      Very nice.

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      • StinkieS Offline
        Stinkie
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        Oooh, nice! ๐Ÿ‘

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          liam887
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          Wow this is amazing, hat's of to you!

          VISIT MY ONLINE GALLERY
          http://www.robotsvdinosaurs.com/

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          • HieruH Offline
            Hieru
            last edited by

            I agree, fantastic work!

            So, is it all modelled in Sketchup and then exported as vector artwork, or are just a few of the elements modelled in Sketchup?

            www.davidhier.co.uk

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            • duanekempD Offline
              duanekemp
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              This is truly fun to look at! Bravo!

              Is there any chance we might be able to see the SU model screenshots before post began?
              So curious.

              Again, congratulations.

              Duane Kemp

              Kemp Productions
              Puidoux, Switzerland
              Gallery:
              https://duanekemp.artstation.com/

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                rodrigo_cerci
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                Thank you guys! ๐Ÿ˜„

                @Hieru Its all moddeled in sketchup and rendered in sketchup too! I grab multiple channels like - color/clay/lines/profiles/shadows and just render a occlusion pass on Vray to mix all together in PS. But 99% of the work is done directly on Sketchup ๐Ÿ˜„

                @duanekemp yes! Ill try to attach a image of sketchup down here

                I always post work in progress images in my instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigo89_/

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                • Lemoyne ArchitectL Offline
                  Lemoyne Architect
                  last edited by

                  Very nice!

                  Along with the two posts above mine, Iโ€™d be interested in seeing some tips on your workflow. Obviously, start with parallel projection for camera view...

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                    rodrigo_cerci
                    last edited by

                    These are images of my last project took directly on sketchup:


                    img01.JPG


                    img02.JPG


                    img03.JPG

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                      liam887
                      last edited by

                      Wow that some really great linework you got going, how long do you spend hiding/showing certain lines you want in Geometry? I am somewhat more lazy, I export all lines and then re-draw them how I need in Photoshop.

                      VISIT MY ONLINE GALLERY
                      http://www.robotsvdinosaurs.com/

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                      • HieruH Offline
                        Hieru
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                        Wow! I didn't imagine so much of the work would be done in SUp.

                        There is a quite a lot of difference in the quality of the line work (between SUp and the final images). That's why I assumed that you had exported to Illustrator. Is this done by simply exporting at a really high resolution and then scaling down?

                        www.davidhier.co.uk

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                          JQL
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                          Labour of love! Thank you for sharing!

                          www.casca.pt
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                            L i am
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                            Exsuisite candy land mate, brilliant!

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                              L i am
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                              htb12.jpgBirdbath 1.jpgHoratio 3.jpg

                              Hi Rodrigo, there is an artist here in Western Australia called: Horatio T Birdbath ( yes that his legal name). He works in 2d on mainly walls. I kinda,sorta find some similarities. His work is also amazing ๐Ÿ‘


                              Birdbath 2.jpg

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                                rodrigo_cerci
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                                @liam887 said:

                                Wow that some really great linework you got going, how long do you spend hiding/showing certain lines you want in Geometry? I am somewhat more lazy, I export all lines and then re-draw them how I need in Photoshop.

                                Hey Liam, i actually don't spend thaat long. I use AMS Soften Edges, and it helps me a lot hidding the edges i dont need to show over. And in render phase i separate the edges and profiles channels so at the final image i lighten the edges and multiply the profiles on photoshop to give a cool look. ๐Ÿ˜„

                                Hieru, about the quality of the lines, yes! Thats about it, i usually export the final image as big as i can get from Sketchup (9800x5400 something like that, for me here Sketchup dont support bigger size over 9999px) and them i mix them up on Photoshop.

                                Hahahah! By the way that guy artwork is awesome! ๐Ÿ˜„D

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                                  liam887
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                                  'And in render phase i separate the edges and profiles channels so at the final image i lighten the edges and multiply the profiles on photoshop to give a cool look'

                                  Oh cool thats my workflow too!

                                  VISIT MY ONLINE GALLERY
                                  http://www.robotsvdinosaurs.com/

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                                    HornOxx
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                                    ๐Ÿ˜ฎ ๐Ÿ‘ wow - this is a totally unique thing here !

                                    never trust a skinny cook

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                                    • StinkieS Offline
                                      Stinkie
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                                      Quite impressive! ๐Ÿ‘

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                                        pmolson
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                                        So unexpected! Made me smile immediately. Thanks.

                                        paul

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                                          Mike Amos
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                                          Brilliant images, they put a smile on my face too. All of those artists make a positive contribution to the happiness level of those who see them and in my book that puts them on the top shelf of humanity.

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