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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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        Labour of love! Thank you for sharing!

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          L i am
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          Exsuisite candy land mate, brilliant!

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          • L Online
            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!

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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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