Styles Collection – G

March 7, 2016

SketchUpArtists have one of the largest collections of free SketchUp Styles available on the web. They were created by some of the very best SketchUp professionals in the world, who have freely contributed their time and skills to produce them. We hope this visual library will be a useful reference and inspiration in your future creative process.

TIP: When exporting your finished image from SketchUp, export it at a higher resolution (e.g. 3000 pixels wide) rather than the screen size. This will make your lines thinner and some Styles less busy. Or you can change the way a sketchy Style might look by adjusting the size of the exported image (under the Option button in the Export window) and resizing it in an external image editor like Photoshop.

Concept Style black & white by James Hannigan

Simple style..black and white

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Astro Style by James Hannigan

Another fun Style to play with, just add your ships and adjust your shadows if needed and line style if you wish for more options.

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Ipad Mini Style by James Hannigan

Fun Style for presenting your model.

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Concept With Fine Marker Style by James Hannigan

Nice warm artistic Style.

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Fast Pencil Doodle Style by James Hannigan

Quick pencil Style for you doodlers.

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New 2016 SketchUp Styles

March 7, 2016

7th March 2016 @ 4pm

We have started the new Style collection for this year…why not check them out!

2016 Collection

Photoshop Breakdown: modern office building

March 1, 2016

David Drazil is an architecture student from the Czech Republic, currently finishing his studies in Denmark. The final image was originally an entry for the 3D challenge held by SketchUp Texture Club. The goal was to create the best possible visualization depicting the building, designed and modeled in SketchUp by Quốc Hữu Trần. The SketchUp model was the only thing provided for the competition. David says ” I was attracted by the theme and its freedom”. In this great tutorial David guides you through his detailed workflow.

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