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FeiGiap β Google sketchup to painting
Published: 2011-08-25 05:20:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 51641; Favourites: 1307; Downloads: 1794
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sharing few steps of progress i doing "cable car in town"...i use Google Sketchup render the basic 3D form, after that export to 2D image and paint it in Corel Painter.Related content
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The guy on the bridge, wonder where he went
if it was the convenience store, then he should bring back juice boxes, he simply must
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Favorited just so I can try that process later on... painting over a 3d rig you set up seems like a great way to hash out shadows and lines super accurately without hours of math and rulers
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OH! Now all makes sense... because that vanishing points are REALLY complex! I thought you worked with 3point-perspectives or something (I mean, just tracing it, not modeling the scene). This is great
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Really good work with colour and light, not just cheating with 3D
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That's a fantastic idea to use the program like that
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Thanks for sharing the workflow, I'll try to do that!Β γ½(*β§Οβ¦)οΎΒ Β Awesome work!Β
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Looks great.
One Question: Do I have to pay for any of the models if I download them?
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Whoa! When have you started doing this kind of process? Like when hav you ever started doing things like backgrounds and all like this??
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WOW! that looks better than the museum i made in sketchup
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This is exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do with Sketchup. I want to start doing a graphic novel, but I hate drawing backgrounds. Using Sketchup in this fashion I can create components that can be made once and repeated however many times I need them.
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Very interesting!Β How long did the original modeling in sketchup take?
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Hi. Sketchup is a bit confusing, I just started using it. Even after the tutorials, I'm still slow. How long did it take you to grasp the program? Any advice?
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So that's how you do it! That's a pretty smart technique!
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Did you reder it yourself or did you used a model (made by someone else)?
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Are you using a specific layer setting when you paint over the model to preserve the shadows from the sketchup model?
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He may be using the color mode in the layer settings. (That's how it is in Photoshop anyways, it may be different in Coral). Color mode allows you to paint over greyscale values while still keeping those values intact. (If that makes sense)
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what program for the first image? was it another sketchup plugin?
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itu bikin semuanya dari awal apa ada templatenya ?
salam dari Indonesia
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is it me there are like 10 part between part 1 and 2 ?
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That's awesome!, i've been using sketchup for years, i'll try to do something like this. fav'd
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yea...shadow setting in SketchUp
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are all the shadows automatically made in the 3d program? or do you actually paint the shadows in?
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i love your work! how long did this take to create?
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awesome! i just start messing around with sketchup...
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you used textures right ? If yes, where have you found them?
P.s thank you for making those Step by steps ^^
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mostly is painting stroke~~ no downloaded texture actually
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Wowow! I have never thought of doing this
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I love these town scenes you make....beautiful color, nice composition....
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That's a lot of work if you're actually starting with Sketchup!
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