SketchUpArtists: July 2011

Tuesday, 26 July 2011

New Artist Spotlight Article Jean-Pierre Hurel (Orgelf)

Jean-Pierre Hurel is a talented 3D visual artist. Better known as Orgelf on some forums, he started working with SketchUp back in early 2008 and since then, successfully incorporated it into his daily creative workflow. His art has been described as imaginative, wild, crazy, cubist and even surreal. Read more about Jean-Pierre in our interview with him and see more of his work by clicking on the image below...

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Just released Blender Ver. 2.58

Blender 2.58 is out now, the second stable release with thousands of fixes. They are working towards the final release in the 2.5 series, out in the next couple of months after some further tweeking, then on to 2.6!

Saturday, 16 July 2011

SketchUpArtists Airport Bridge - Free 3D Models - Cadyou

One final model for now, if your building an airport you will need this. SketchUpArtists Airport Bridge - Free 3D SketchUp Models - Cadyou

SketchUpArtists Candle Stand - Free 3D Models - Cadyou

Another model from SketchUpArtists to put on the mantel of your fireplace! SketchUpArtists Candle Stand - Free SketchUp 3D Models - Cadyou

SketchUpArtists Contemporary Corner Sofa - Free Furniture - Cadyou

Little model we contributed to Cadyou for all to share and use in your next interior scene...enjoy! SketchUpArtists Contemporary Corner Sofa - Free SketchUp Furniture - Cadyou

Google SketchUp Blog: Making doors look right in different ortho views

Nice little tutorial by Aidan Chopra, so you can get your act together with your doors! Official Google SketchUp Blog: Making doors look right in different ortho views: "While I was putting together this post last month, it dawned on me that doors are represented differently in plan, elevation and sectional ..."

Saturday, 9 July 2011

Underwater lighting using V-Ray for SketchUp

An excellent tutorial from ChenLee Menes: He used David Heur's Sketchup Model in it and added a pool to it, then some great underwater lighting. A Nice informative tut posted on Nomer Adona's Blog. Thanks guys...Check it out!