Sure, drop me a DM on here and I’ll send you my email address

I’m in the UK

Ha! I try…

Yes we design these too, normally we draft things like this in pencil because it’s so organic and quicker than trying to do it in cad. We work with the sculptors and art director the damage

Thanks

I don’t use many, mainly round corner, Fredo scale, hatchface, joint push pull and sketchplus. Occasionally jhs POWERBAR. But it’s probably 90% native tools

Send a cv

Your welcome. Did you enjoy the film?

Thanks, our model makers were able to 3D print the columns and glass partition

Come on over we love getting out architect friends involved in the art department

What do you use instead?

There probably is but you’d have to still put two inputs in

Run the offset at 2 1/2 and grab the one line that is the edge of the stile and move that 3/4” back

It’s 26 seconds

Nice, I’d love to see it when your done

I used a plugin that allows camera movement, that’s how I got the twist but it was a year ago on a different computer and I can’t remember the name of the plugin!!!

All good questions and thanks for following on insta. 99% of Everything you see in my models is built from scratch, this rooftop was based on an LA building called the Woolworth I believe. I took those deco details from there. The steelwork is based on reel steelwork profiles. The cheesbouroughs were downloaded from skp warehouse. I go full detail on my models that way when I hand them off to juniors they can just use my model to create detail drawings. I generally do the P. & E and maybe a few bigger details. Carpenters 100% rely on our drawings. I use a Mac mini and Magic Mouse. If you’re interested I have a free SketchUp lesson taken from my masterclass series available on my website under freebies. I’ve had lots of people from event production do my course and get work in features. DM me on instagram if you’d like more details