This impressive outcome has been produced by Sully114, one of our SketchUcation Forum Members. Sully initially rendered in ShaderLight’s exterior lighting using a HDR image. The model was then integrated into the backplate which was also taken at the same location as the HDR image. View topic.
‘Jack the Ripper’ is an excellent art piece and just proves that SketchUp in the hands of an expert may be all that one needs.
In collaboration with MEDIARS, Inglobe Technologies will sponsor the 2nd International Workshop on Interactive Media Art, Technology, Cultural Heritage to be held in Contigliano, Italy from July 10 to 23, 2010. Inglobe will donate the Augmented Reality plug-in for Google SketchUp ($ 100 license value) to each participant at the full program. CALL FOR PARTICIPATION [...]
Piranesi 2010 Pro and Piranesi 2010 Lite aren’t just painting tools – they are difference makers.
Artwork by community member Valkama.
The voting for the bridge modelling challenge is now up, i recomend having a look if for no other reason than to marvel at the quality of the models: a remarkably high standard given the time constraint. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=291&t=21054
A cool walkthrough video was posted in the SketchUcation Community Forums Gallery by “bertb”. It is indeed amazing what you can do real time in SketchUp with LightUp after it has rendered your scene. Watch the video:
This week seems to have started well for the SketchUcation Community as “after months of silently enjoying so many of the members’ great works here, “Prisoner” has finally come out of his cave with his first renders“. I have to add that it was high time – and if you have a glance at the [...]
A new member of the SketchUcation Community Forums, “artysmedia” (Roberto) is teasing us with his excellent models made in SketchUp and processed via 3D Studio Max and V-ray to render. Though he has not (yet) revealed much of his workflow in the forum topic, as I know the members of the community, it will not [...]
As was announced in the (cuurrently) latest SketchUpdate entry, on the occasion of the exhibitions Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward and Learning By Doing, the Guggenheim Museum and Google SketchUp invite amateur and professional designers from around the world to enter Design It: Shelter Competition. From now until August 23, you can submit a [...]
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