Wow, great work everyone. I really need to start learning 3d. I keep putting it off but I think it's about time.
Here's my latest work for the American Association of Osteopathic Surgeons. Ads that will be in a few political mags and in a couple airport dioramas I believe.
I love doing work like this.

I like it! It's a nice clean and organized layout. Good job.

There was a comment on an old post from Sergio looking for some work. Hello good morning I'm writing from Colombia, I am interested in a picture of a tractor-trailer with a schematic or parts thereof where competitive all its parts, I wonder if there is the possibility of having an image and could c...

jamesprovost wrote:Here are a few shots of a project from last summer. I did 226 illustrations in total for The Homeowner's Energy Handbook, a DIY guide to reducing your energy usage and becoming energy-independent.

It was a busy few months!

Very cool, nice work!

I agree with Jim, I never thought the size of the object had much to do with line weight. I pretty much apply the same principal to everything, the more space there is behind a line the thicker it gets. The stroke around an object would be the thickest and say the bend on a curve being the thinnest....

Thanks Don and James.

I moved this year and have a new space. I posted some pictures of my workspace on my blog.
If you are interested, have a look.
http://tmblr.co/ZLKTRwec0pJK

Good sample Don, that's the best I've ever seen a cad>lineart export.
And I would probably still spend more time cleaning it up than I would just redrawing it.

As far as I know, and it's been a while, the only things that will export clean line art are the high end cad packages and software like Right Hemisphere. I get a lot of cad data from solidworks, view it with edrawings to get my view (as I don't actually have solidworks) and then redraw. I've seen p...

Thanks! And same to you!