LayOut your design in the style of THIS famous architect

Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright and Marion Mahony Griffin's hand-drawn architectural sketches, we'll be putting our own stylized spin on making own on SketchUp models look amazing in LayOut.
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[@RebeccaWallman]

That was so helpful; thank you. I didn't even realise I could turn the SU tags off from LO. What a life changer!

[@chrislangeveldt8859]

agree I was pleasantly surprised

[@GameOnGrant]

Love these architectural videos. Keep them coming !!👍

[@nealcw]

Yet another fantastic piece of content. Really informative and helpful. Please bring us more. Thank you The Sketchup Team.

[@SketchUp]

Glad you liked it, and thanks for watching Neal!

[@cosmokisaulu4378]

Well done make more videos about layout representing sketch up from Nairobi Kenya

[@SketchUp]

Thanks! Watch out for more LayOut content coming soon 👀

[@keggyification]

Nice one Eric, you make it look so easy. I learnt a lot thank you.

[@ericsargeant3254]

Thanks @keggyfication for the feedback!

[@pcatful]

Looks great! Could you also use trees that have transparent materials instead of layering a different style? Understandably your method demonstrates a good method using ovelaid model "viewports" in LayOut.

[@ericsargeant3254]

yes you could. I guess I use X-Ray as it also fades the color as well...it's like an 'override' rather than having to edit the material in directly SketchUp.

[@INFI8NITI8]

amazing, thanks for sharing

[@SketchUp]

Thanks for watching!

[@KamilaLopes]

Perfect presentation! I loved it!!!

[@ericsargeant3254]

Thanks @kamila. That means a lot coming from an expert as well ;)

[@jeremiebelmonte]

Thanks for the fade tip

[@SketchUp]

Of course! It certainly helps to guide attention and make your designs stand out

[@mearkitek3773]

Love it….great work, thanks so much!

[@JK-jt3gk]

Eric many thanks for inspiration !

[@sivaselvan8647]

loved it

[@marakony]

Great tutorial, so many good tips and tricks... Only complain is that cover art should match the final result. Current one creates false expectation.

[@TheHornoxx]

...gut!

[@Seeit3dCoUkYourDreamsOurSkills]

Great.... any tutorial showing wall.hatching for construction drawing purposes would be great one day to replace the technical cad software workflows

[@ericsargeant3254]

Great idea!

[@markdelange980]

learned so much! thx

[@ElizandradePaula]

Fantastic!!!

[@MirionTube]

Awesome! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@sovonkhan]

very cool. thanks a lot.

[@peenpa]

Nice

[@usa164s]

It would be helpful if your screen was clearer. Very informative vid.

[@ericsargeant3254]

Not sure I understand what you mean by 'screen being cleaner?'

[@jabastinrenu]

Hi . Is there any way to make auto dimensions in sketchup layout?

[@ericsargeant3254]

After making one dimension, you can just double-click on the spot next to it you want to dimension and it auto-populates. This only works as a 'dimension string' and can't do the whole model/page at once.

[@DevinSheaProductions]

Sketchup is for 8th graders and Rookie Architects. Macs are for graphic designers. Why folks are creating an unusable mess in Sketchup, I submitted my permit drawings using Revit.

[@SketchUp]

Software is a tool. What you make with it is up to you 🙂

[@jonomoles]

Probably for the same reason that they sometimes make unusable messes in Revit