Hi All , I would like to know your suggestion on how do you think this is done? Image line works are so clean how? Its said they have just used SketchUp and Photoshop. If any one could guide me through the process it would be really helpful.
Yes I did post it twice. I really though I could find some help in this page.
RJ87
Nov 30, 21 9:50 am
That's a SketchUp model with the linework settings toggled around. All the furniture was probably downloaded from the catalog.
Witty Banter
Nov 30, 21 10:21 am
My best guess is the person exported at least two separate images from Sketchup (one just linework e.g. Hidden Lines and one on a "sketchy" style, maybe a third that's just the shadows) and layered them at varying opacities in Photoshop. The lights are probably just a yellow/white opacity on a soft brush. Additional textures may be added via Photoshop.
That might not be the exact workflow but that's essentially how you achieve something like this. There are probably even simpler workflows but this will get the job done.
tduds
Nov 30, 21 11:59 am
Yep. SketchUp linework, SketchUp shadows, Photoshop textures, color adjustment, and highlighting. Pretty straightforward workflow, but takes some practice to get this quality.
Hi All , I would like to know your suggestion on how do you think this is done? Image line works are so clean how? Its said they have just used SketchUp and Photoshop. If any one could guide me through the process it would be really helpful.
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Yes I did post it twice. I really though I could find some help in this page.
That's a SketchUp model with the linework settings toggled around. All the furniture was probably downloaded from the catalog.
My best guess is the person exported at least two separate images from Sketchup (one just linework e.g. Hidden Lines and one on a "sketchy" style, maybe a third that's just the shadows) and layered them at varying opacities in Photoshop. The lights are probably just a yellow/white opacity on a soft brush. Additional textures may be added via Photoshop.
That might not be the exact workflow but that's essentially how you achieve something like this. There are probably even simpler workflows but this will get the job done.
Yep. SketchUp linework, SketchUp shadows, Photoshop textures, color adjustment, and highlighting. Pretty straightforward workflow, but takes some practice to get this quality.
Thanks a lot!