SolarHaven Home: Design Update

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This post is to shows the corrections made on my architectural project, SolarHaven Home. The aim was to get rid of the lines left when designing my project on Sketchup and to add a background aswell.

I first started by getting the screenshot of my design on photoshop to edit it



I then clicked on the 'clone stamp tool' in the left hand menu and started erasing the unwanted lines on my work. I made sure I was careful with it as it could easily erase other properties I didn't wish for it to erase.


After erasing my lines, I went to 'edit' in the top menu and then clicked on 'sky replacement' and selected the one I wanted



Finally, I used the crop tool to crop the bottom and saved my work as a psd and jpeg




I did the same for all sides of my home and here are the final outcomes;



FRONT VIEW



SIDE VIEW (1)



SIDE VIEW (2)



BACK VIEW

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