Quick, Sketch Rendered Site Plan Tutorial

[@seamydobbsno1]

Super helpful Eric, Thank you. Always nice when things seem so much simpler when its broken down.

[@Alexn196]

Loving it from all the way here in South Africa man, keep changing lives!

[@30by40]

thanks +Alex Nweke...

[@rohitkataria636]

Loved this video ....Please keep making more videos on the softwares that you use. It is very helpful for us (the students).

[@purplestar213]

Very useful tutorial. Thank you for making great videos, good sir! New subscriber here!

[@MaZEEZaM]

Really helpful :D The more software tutorials the better.

[@naleendemalaporuwa7967]

Wonderful tutorial.

[@mehmets8866]

indeed this is one of the most helpful architectural video in the name of rendering . Thanks!

[@xinli1686]

thank you vary much,i think it's vary useful

[@noortayeh392]

very artistic ... nice work

[@ambeadesignstudio1707]

I really like it. Thanks for sharing this.

[@ZNB999]

Thank you so much sir! It was so helpful

[@dwarkeshjoshi3072]

sir you use some kind of shadows of trees behind your elevation drawing in background. it looks absolutely stunning so if you could teach us that then we would be very thankful.

[@Mohammed.alsoufi]

Very very helpful. thank you.

[@myroncole460]

I love it, can you gift some tutorial make Portofolio architecture?

[@angelcardenas9422]

hey eric! i bought your book a few weeks ago and end it up finding it quite usefull. im a recently graduated chilean architect and theres a few things i would like to ask you about your book and some offtopic issues. thanks a lot!

[@antimatter5602]

Very nice, thank you.

[@amansinghal3908]

thanks for this video this was really helpful man. i made a sheet really similar to this one to put in my portfolio. ;)

[@30by40]

you're quite welcome my friend...glad you could put it to use...

[@mounirsaada]

Thank you. Very useful

[@AshishSharma-rz3qn]

thanks for such great tutorial..could you please share the link of the brush you used to create shadow on trees>

[@30by40]

I think it was in the photoshop basic brush palette and it's called: 'sponge'

[@MaZEEZaM]

Could you possibly do a tutorial on Topographic lines? That's an area I'm really weak on.

[@summitpedrosa4253]

sick!!!

[@adambritten23]

Do you have a video of how you might use procreate or are you just using for simple sketching.

[@30by40]

Here's two to get you started, lots more on my channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGnKhXarq7areMU&t and, kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnO8nZqiZdlsp9E

[@affaalayla8529]

Hello sir! I just want to know what font do you use in this video?

[@richardcahyanugraha859]

hi when i move ellipitical tools the image cropped, what i should do?

[@parkermell6990]

What program did you use to create the linework?

[@andyrutkus4378]

can you provide a link of the fur you used. i love it and i cant find one to replicate it

[@30by40]

+Andrew Rutkus ...I think this was it: www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=32161

[@mynoralucard]

Nice.

[@MinMin-ow5cc]

can you provide a link for the CAD site plan please?

[@srikanthr570]

Thanks a lot :)

[@robyncurry9757]

I need a site plan for my snocone stand. Can you give me any advice about how I can draw it myself?

[@cliffdariff74]

Robyn Lemer dude. Use ur imagination. Measure it, look at the top view and draw it showing any other stuff in context. Like sidewalk, trees, wall or chairs.

[@cliffdariff74]

You didn't mention bit I'm assuming this is Photoshop?

[@ProducerJakeyJam]

There is an extra Tool for Shadows. This is a real armateur way to do things. Besides The fact that youn can do Shadows in Vectorworks with one click and this will all end up beeing rastered

[@mykmurashko4469]

Why does the main house not have a cast shadow

[@30by40]

Nikko Mur good eye...it's an existing structure so I opted not to add one to differentiate the proposed scheme (the small outbuilding at the bottom of the page is existing too). Cheers...

[@mykmurashko4469]

o thanks. im a still studying in school but want to study architecture. you videos help me understand what's it all about, and well I haven't changed my choice

[@manaschordia]

IT WAS GREAT QUIT HELP FuLL

[@myldwinpierre3962]

Why are you using Photoshop instead of Illustrator when architectural work (as far as architectural floor plans, Site Plans and elevations) is vector-based? Illustrator would make more sense being that it will drastically reduce your file size while providing you with the crispness that a pixel-based application can not afford you without drastic pixel count and file sizes.

[@EricTJoyce]

Where did you go to school?

[@30by40]

Roger Williams University...

[@RobinHood-hk5dk]

No, this is not good. You have eliminated a lot of the original line art topology seen in the beginning of the video. I would have just used a straight Multiply Blend mode to emphasize the land features and use multiple color and gradient adjustment layers for the background. The problem with using raster based picture backgrounds is they can overwhelm the final result unless its a fairly plain image to start with. That is why you inverted the line art to try and overcome this problem, and failed. Futhermore, using a vingnette for a shadow effect at the end, just made a bad job, even worse. I am not suggesting never to use photographs for vector line art rendering, it simply does not work on this particular case.

[@breanscklensvivforster5629]

En español. Es mejor el idioma. El Ingles es un asco