My minimal work with SketchUp thus far has actually left me pretty impressed. I have yet to actually save a museum design (I've been messing around a lot more than constructing), but I feel like knowing my way around the program comfortably could be really fun. It seems a lot like Photoshop with another added dimension (no big deal, right?); thus, all the things I've wanted to do to give my works more depth in the past can finally be achieved.
I worked extensively with Photoshop during high school, but I always thought it was more or less limiting for certain projects. And while SketchUp is essentially geared towards things like architecture and design, it more than covers for all the shortcomings of Photoshop for those categories. I'd definitely love to work with this as Professor Baldwin says he has: sitting down with a client and editing their requested work to fit their standards more clearly as they explain what they want modified.
Time to mess around some more!
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