Hi, thanks for checking this video. Feel free to use the time-stamps below to skip around. If you have any questions about my process, I'd love to hear them ;) 0:00 - Intro & process overview 0:42 - Tools I'm using 1:04 - Capturing ideas through 2D sketching 2:03 - Thoughts on residential design 2:38 - 2D sketch to 3D isometric view 4:15 - Thoughts on materials 4:36 - Building a 3D model in Sketchup 6:03 - What to export from Sketchup 6:40 - Perspective drawing in Procreate 7:12 - Setting a perspective grid in Procreate 7:54 - Drawing entourage the easy way 8:04 - Line weight and line types 8:35 - Coloring 9:55 - Final touches 10:13 - Recap & Free Download
Brilliant work! It makes me miss my Interior Design days. I was doing that with ambitions to be an architect but plans changed. I did it back in 2015, and had to do most drawings by hand, though we did get the opportunity to use Sketchup as well. I was blown away by all the things that I can do in Sketchup then. I can't imagine how much more powerful it is today! Anyway, love the video and seeing your process!
Absolutely! I did this actually before Sketchup was available on iPad so that's why I used the desktop version. Anyway, I belive you can follow the same process with Sketchup on iPad. Or are you aware of any big differences in functionality between desktop and iPad version of Sketchup?
@@DavidDrazil It's early days for SketchUp for iPad. There's not a lot of content published regarding its use. I have great hopes for SketchUp for iPad and shifting workflow from the Desktop to the iPad is a very attractive proposal. I noticed the array of fins on your cladding. Not sure how to do this on the SketchUp for iPad. I'm sure there are more nuances. Anyway David, loving your tutorials. Please keep up the great work!!
@@DavidDrazil, I came across your such a smooth flowing video description just by chance and thank you for taking note of my comment, would be very great full if I am told the list of your videos for understanding and using Procreate for architectural drawings and sketches - I am trying to figure it out ..
@@ajitpandey4087 appreciate your comment - here's a playlist that I'm adding more videos to: ruclips.net/p/PLRYGsFOHyw6pOcteMFtNaET_jQgFgc-wb On top of that, I also teach it online in my free LIVE workshops and 1-on-1 sessions.
Thanks Moises and welcome to the tribe! Is there any specific technique or topic you'd like to see covered first? Your feedback would help a ton, thank you!
@@DavidDrazil I would love to see more of the conceptual design process from initial rough sketches on procreate as well as more tips and tricks on taking the conceptual volume design to sketchup.
Hi, thanks for checking this video. Feel free to use the time-stamps below to skip around. If you have any questions about my process, I'd love to hear them ;)
0:00 - Intro & process overview
0:42 - Tools I'm using
1:04 - Capturing ideas through 2D sketching
2:03 - Thoughts on residential design
2:38 - 2D sketch to 3D isometric view
4:15 - Thoughts on materials
4:36 - Building a 3D model in Sketchup
6:03 - What to export from Sketchup
6:40 - Perspective drawing in Procreate
7:12 - Setting a perspective grid in Procreate
7:54 - Drawing entourage the easy way
8:04 - Line weight and line types
8:35 - Coloring
9:55 - Final touches
10:13 - Recap & Free Download
Thanks for your detailed explanations
You're most welcome! Let me know if you have any questions 🙌
Amazing David…thank you..!!!
You're most welcome, Naren 🙌🙏
Brilliant work! It makes me miss my Interior Design days. I was doing that with ambitions to be an architect but plans changed. I did it back in 2015, and had to do most drawings by hand, though we did get the opportunity to use Sketchup as well. I was blown away by all the things that I can do in Sketchup then. I can't imagine how much more powerful it is today!
Anyway, love the video and seeing your process!
Appreciate your kind words and sharing experience 🙌
So hot ❤ helped me w my workflow!
Glad to hear that 🙌🙏
Thanks a lot for your detailed explanations, now I started to see the whole picture of working on iPad.
I’m glad to hear that, thanks for sharing! I’m curious, in what way has your view on using iPad changed?
Thanks David for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
More of this please!
Noted, thank you 🙏 🙌
Thanks David. May I suggest…Could you do a similar using SketchUp for iPad. Then the whole process is iPad friendly.
Absolutely! I did this actually before Sketchup was available on iPad so that's why I used the desktop version. Anyway, I belive you can follow the same process with Sketchup on iPad. Or are you aware of any big differences in functionality between desktop and iPad version of Sketchup?
@@DavidDrazil It's early days for SketchUp for iPad. There's not a lot of content published regarding its use. I have great hopes for SketchUp for iPad and shifting workflow from the Desktop to the iPad is a very attractive proposal. I noticed the array of fins on your cladding. Not sure how to do this on the SketchUp for iPad. I'm sure there are more nuances. Anyway David, loving your tutorials. Please keep up the great work!!
Terrific !! The process and details, very well explained
Thank you!
@@DavidDrazil, I came across your such a smooth flowing video description just by chance and thank you for taking note of my comment, would be very great full if I am told the list of your videos for understanding and using Procreate for architectural drawings and sketches - I am trying to figure it out ..
@@ajitpandey4087 appreciate your comment - here's a playlist that I'm adding more videos to: ruclips.net/p/PLRYGsFOHyw6pOcteMFtNaET_jQgFgc-wb
On top of that, I also teach it online in my free LIVE workshops and 1-on-1 sessions.
thank you David
You're most welcome, Alex 🙌
Amazing!
Thank you!
This is great! I just discovered your channel and I love it. Please do more detailed videos of all your techniques that you use.
Thanks Moises and welcome to the tribe! Is there any specific technique or topic you'd like to see covered first? Your feedback would help a ton, thank you!
@@DavidDrazil I would love to see more of the conceptual design process from initial rough sketches on procreate as well as more tips and tricks on taking the conceptual volume design to sketchup.
@@moisesfabian205 noted! Thanks for letting me know!