SketchUp Training

On August 26th and 27th I will be offering a SketchUp class in Toronto. This will be my first trip ever to Toronto and I look forward to offering this course two to three times a year.

Last month, I had the pleasure of giving a private training to the staff at the National Gallery of Art. SketchUp has such versatility and its use in the gallery / museum / exhibit industry is pretty straightforward. In a series of practice exercises, students were able to model an existing space, select artwork, place it into the model and create views of what the visitor experience would be like. If you are interested in

I just finished some renderings and an animation of a space that included a hallway, common area, and 2 kids’ bedrooms. The model was done in SketchUp and then exported as an animation with Podium Walker.

This years has flown by so quickly. Since March, I trained in several cities, webinars, and private company trainings and am finally taking a break for a few weeks. I’m in the process of recording and finalizing several video tutorials that will become available by the end of the year. I’m also running a sale for the remaining 3 classes in December in Philadelphia, New York City, and Washington, DC. Also, 2015 classes will remain on

This semester at Harcum, I will be assisting one of my students, Elly Ball, in an independent study. The course will look into various new and advanced technologies that are reshaping the way designers gather data, design, and present their work. [av_image src=’https://sketchuptrainer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2014-08-31-10.21.45-187×300.jpg’ attachment=’546′ attachment_size=’medium’ align=’left’ animation=’left-to-right’ link=” target=” styling=” caption=” font_size=” appearance=” av_uid=’av-d1d0u’][/av_image] [av_one_full first av_uid=’av-8loke’]Last week, we began by 3D scanning the library space at Harcum College. In the next coming weeks, Elly

3D Printing is becoming more and more popular and easier than ever to do on your own. SketchUp has always been known as a quick and easy 3D modeling program to help visualize ideas. The process for 3D printing is not well documented and depending on the complexity of the file; users can quickly get frustrated that their beloved model doesn’t print how they wanted it. 3D Printing with SketchUp offers a great overview to ensure

I am very excited to travel out west for the UNM-Taos Sustainability Institute: Humanitarian Design Seminar through August 5-8, 2014 Four days of lectures, movies and workshops with seven speakers from around the world showcasing effective sustainable humanitarian design. I will be giving a workshop and demo throughout the day on Wednesday.  You can find out more info about the event at http://sustaintaos.com