There are several options. I choose one when there were no sewing machines in those days, and the furniture makers upholstered everything by stretching the leather with nails alone.
Chesterfield Queen Anne armchair
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Chesterfield Queen Anne armchair
It might not have been very difficult, but if Sketchup hadn't had the undo function, I think it wouldn't have been possible to do it right away.
There are several options. I choose one when there were no sewing machines in those days, and the furniture makers upholstered everything by stretching the leather with nails alone.
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ja, Good!!! a good tipp btw to use simple shaped proxys for the path-copied nails first and to refine them into detailed nails later on. Nice and informative presented as well
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Top notch!
Quick question, how are you going from blocky to smooth and rounded? Are you using Sub D or similar? See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/
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I use both, and SubD and Artisan. In this case, only SubD
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Top-notch!
I only imagine doing such jobs using Blender...or Wings 3D. I rarely tried Sketchup for such modelings.. Great job. My perspective shortcuts book: https://bit.ly/30Tdbce
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