![]() Sure, you can argue that SketchUp’s graphics are flat, or boring, or overused. Just as we got used to those, so too we’re becoming accustomed to the SketchUp style of real-time, 3D NPR views. The SketchUp style of graphic output is becoming as ubiquitous as the now-familiar, traditional 2D CAD line drawings we’ve all seen for the past 40 years, pioneered by AutoCAD. That’s what I did to get this image:Īnd this one, too, all done in SketchUp alone, no post-production: I almost always use SketchUp’s native graphic styles for client presentations, though I do have to produce “fancy” renderings from time to time (these days I’m into Lumion).įor a basic presentation, just turn on shadows (menu: View / Shadows) for some depth, and export the view ( File / Export / 2D Graphic). ![]() One of SketchUp’s best features is styles, giving you the ability to produce excellent graphic images and non-photorealistic (NPR) renderings. ![]()
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