Watercolor line style

[modelhead]

I needed a line style that would work well with watercolor. The image is a WIP of the Iroquois United Church. I am making them a Christmas card. The finnished image will be simulated watercolor.

I have attached the style png that can be imported into the Style Builder.

churchwater.jpg

churchwaterwire.jpg

newwater.png

[maxosmedia]

nice! Thanks!!!

[donkey_b]

GOOD!THS!

[karamouza]

Great!
Very nice indeed.
Can you please attacg the .style file too?
Thanks

[modelhead]

Sorry it's on my home computer (I'm at work). I'll find it and put it up for you. Cheers!

I did have it here!

[Ben Ritter]

Thank you very much.

[JGA]

Thanks.
I liked your image as well; did you edit the base skup image in an editor?

[modelhead]

Yes. Corel...in this case a preset water-color filter.

[JGA]

Works well!

[Cryorazor]

Thanks a lot for the style but I'm having a problem with it. The 2D image that I exported seems to be different from the original style in 3D form. Can anyone help me?
2D

3D

[modelhead]

Not sure how to help...attach the model if you can so I can have a look

[Dave R]

Cryorazor, I'm guessing that you are exporting at higher than screen resolution. This is the typical reason for lines to appear thinner than you see them on the screen. The simplest thing to do is export at screen resolution to get closer to the WYSIWYG image.

[Cryorazor]

Thanks Dave R, it seems that you are right...I thought that there's a problem with my sketchup. Thanks to modelhead as well for trying to help....

[hesh]

Cryorazor, I'm guessing that you are exporting at higher than screen resolution. This is the typical reason for lines to appear thinner than you see them on the screen. The simplest thing to do is export at screen resolution to get closer to the WYSIWYG image.

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