Total Courses - 12

Total Duration : 40 hours



01_Conceptual Massing Techniques in SketchUp

Duration : 1h 32m
Project Files Included

   
1 Introduction and project overview 01:09
2 Creating and manipulating volumes   08:42
3 Creating volume groups and components   07:00
4 Rotating volumes   06:34
5 Creating exterior glazing and openings   10:18
6 Applying Boolean operations to create masses   10:00
7 Working with surfaces to create complex shapes 10:17
8 Creating exterior glazing with surface    11:48
9 Creating smooth and organic forms   07:34
10 Creating masses using the Follow Me tool   08:00
11 Creating overhangs using the Follow Me tool   10:58

02_Customizing SketchUp Models with Styles and Style Builder

Duration : 42m 6s
Project Files Included

1 Introduction and project overview 00:56
2 Exploring predefined Styles in SketchUp   08:03
3 Editing predefined Styles in SketchUp   10:45
4 Mixing and match predefined characteristics   04:27
5 Creating unique Sketchy Edges using Style Bulilder 09:24
6 Using your own hand drawn lines to create style 08:31


03_Enhancing Environment Concepts with 3D Paint-Overs in Sketchup and Photoshop

Duration : 2h 23m
Project Files Included

1 Introduction and project overview 01:22
2 Composition thumbnails  09:22
3 Modeling a building in SketchUp   08:37
4 Continuing to model a building in SketchUp 11:51
5 Adjusting lighting and exporting a 2D graphic 08:54
6 Blocking in color for our concept   09:09
7 Continuing to block in base colors   08:56
8 Roughing in pieces of imagery   08:06
9 Continuing to rough in image elements   08:42
10 Beginning rubble paint-over   08:29
11 Rubble paint-over continued   06:51
12 Painting building damage   08:51
13 Continuing to paint building damage   07:50
14 Foliage paint-over   07:28
15 Continuing to paint foliage in our    08:45
16 Continuing to paint in foliage   10:00
17 Adjusting the atmosphere and mood   09:59



04_Illustrating Dynamic Pitch Work Visuals in SketchUp and Photoshop

Duration : 3h 24m
Project Files Included

    
1 Introduction and project overview 01:06
2Setting up the SketchUp document 06:27
3 Creating a new SketchUp document   11:48
4 Adding pre-built components and content to our model   09:26
5 Grouping objects into layers   06:45
6 Choosing shadows and using scenes   10:42
7 Exporting renders   09:36
8 Importing renders   08:07
9 Creating a color sketch for mood and lighting   11:23
10 Using exposure layers for lighting   11:55
11 Continuing with exposure layers for lighting   08:19
12 Painting into PNG layers   10:11
13 Adding texture   10:13
14 Using photos for different purposes in Photoshop   09:45
15 Painting into photo textures   10:13
16 Painting new light sources   09:15
17 Adding dramatic lighting   08:14
18 Painting using multiple techniques   08:19
19 Painting spontaneously in Photoshop   09:47
20 Continuing to paint spontaneously   11:19
21 Finalizing the mood and lighting   11:53
22 Assessing the final illustration and adding a narrative 09:44


05_Using Match Photo in SketchUp

Duration :  1h 16m
Project Files Included

1 Introduction and project overview 00:49
2 Identifying the three Match Photo options   05:26
3 Matching the modeling space to an image   09:10
4 Modeling the basic form of the building   07:57
5 Creating window openings on the building shell  09:53
6 Adding the photo texture to your model   06:22
7 Using Match Photo for exterior renovations   09:27
8 Adding building elements to the existing building  07:15
9 Using the Match Photo technique for interiors   07:53
10 Finishing the interior model   07:39
11 Modeling 3D fixtures from 2D images   04:49


06_SketchUp for Woodworkers

Duration : 3 Hours

Section 1: Introduction 
1 Welcome to SketchUp for Woodworkers; David Barron's toolbox and a key method 
2 Navigating the Udemy screen and the all important HD button 
3 Template setup; I show you why its essential in this lecture 
4 Keyboard shortcuts - Text 
5 Do not forget the HD button .. - 4 issue (s)

Step 2: Outline design to detailed construction in one big step 
6 Outline Box; start the design process in SketchUp with overall shape and size 
7 Use your outline design as a template to start the construction of details 
8 Setting up dovetails is easy and adds realistic detail to your outline design 
9 Components, Bounding Edges and Layers! - 4 issue (s)

Section 3: Building the toolbox carcass or the meat and two veg setion 
10 Cutting dovetails; if only it was this quick and easy in the workshop! 
11 Marking out the sockets; get out the virtual pencil to finish your dovetails 
12 Making the top: create a top with a tongue using the Push / Pull tool 
13 Cutting the top grooves by drawing rectangles on the top and pasting in place 
14 Cutting the bottom grooves using a great mirroring technique 
15 Quiz 3; editing components - 4 issue (s) 
16 Make the bottom of the toolbox in one easy move and edit! 
17 Splitting the side or get the virtual saw out 
18 Splitting the front or a bit more cutting with the virtual saw! 
19 Creating the linings ; more drawing once, using twice

Section 4: Constructing the main tray 
20 Main tray side and front: streamlining the Copy and Flip techniques 
21 Main tray dovetails plus a few keyboard shortcuts 
22 Main tray bottom and grooves: introducing the powerful Intersect Faces option 
23 Adding dividers, and what on earth is a tangent arc?

Section 5: Building the small tray 
24 Small tray sides and building a grid with guidelines 
25 Model the small tray dovetail to music! 
26 Small tray bottom and grooves, finishing (almost) the construction 
27 A slightly harder quiz! - 2 issue (s)

Chapter 6: Finishing off and refining the details 
28 Holes in the main tray ends 
29 Filling in the jigsaw pieces 
30 There's more than one way to chamfer a top. Two in fact. 
31 Rounding over the outer edges of the main tray 
32 Starting the finger pull 
33 Finishing the finger pull