It's very easy to feel intimidated about a 3d computer modelling programme, as most people would think them way too complicated to use - it's no wonder after seeing computer generated special effects in modern movies - and whilst I'm not promising photo real visuals on a par with the latest cinematic blockbuster, I am promising a piece of software that will, at the very least, help you to visualise your latest design concepts.
Sketchup started out as an architectural tool, but since then it has been acquired by Google and they have actively promoted it so that it has now crossed over into general usage. It's easy to see why, as it's so intuitive to use, and the basics can be picked up in a matter of hours. See for yourself as you can download a free trial by clicking here.
If you would like to view some Sketchup visuals that I have recently produced for my interior design
clients, click here to go to my Facebook page.
If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, please contact me via the above Facebook page or follow me on Twitter @idlookbook
Sketchup started out as an architectural tool, but since then it has been acquired by Google and they have actively promoted it so that it has now crossed over into general usage. It's easy to see why, as it's so intuitive to use, and the basics can be picked up in a matter of hours. See for yourself as you can download a free trial by clicking here.
If you would like to view some Sketchup visuals that I have recently produced for my interior design
clients, click here to go to my Facebook page.
If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, please contact me via the above Facebook page or follow me on Twitter @idlookbook