Awesome !!

Excellent job as always. I think it was a good decision to use curviloft rather than subD for the hook.

Most excellent ! Always like these “non standard” views in renders.

@Gus-R Most excellent !

@Alan-Fraser Very generous of you. Many thanks.

@valerostudio yes FormFonts is no more. Alan F. posted about its closure sometime ago on the SketchUp forum.

@Dave-R Excellent

@alexpacio2013 not sure how I missed this but some cool models all the same.

@Rich-O-Brien …… For those who don’t do facebook. This is where the link took me. My mother told me if you don’t have anything good to say just keep your mouth shut……

@jo-ke Outstanding work as always

@massimo Stunning work. Glad to see you posting again.

@onzki Follow the link I post to the other sketchup forum. A SU wizard named Desmo has come up with a plugin to solve this….
https://forums.sketchup.com/t/dezmo-save-to-older-sketchup-version/266997/17

Hard to make suggestions without seeing what it looks like and how it was modeled. Possibly the scale tool………

@luisto Did a bit of searching. Found some older posts asking about this. It led to the suggestion of a couple of plugins. TIG’s “Projection to Ground and Didier Bur’s “Projections”. Check into them.

@luisto More information would be helpful. Are you just trying to create a 2D image that shows how the artwork would appear in the space ? Or do you want to create actual geometry in the model showing the actual layout the image in the 3D space. Posting some relevant images of exactly what you’re trying to achieve would be helpful.

@Tru-la-la Fantastic

@ntxdave Thank you ntxdave. Have to take your word on the 3D viewer stuff. I have no clue about all that.

@alvis Thanks very much. Praise from the master of the furniture universe means a lot.

@majid Wow really like this one. The heavier contrast between the light and shadow areas really adds a more dramatic feel to the image.

@majid Still a great job whether the model was yours or not.