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Brandon Aaron Gibbs Courses
The Complete SketchUp Guide - Fundamentals of SketchUp
4.2 (85 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 4.6h- 2026
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
When I started the course I had a very basic understanding of how to use SketchUp for modelling, but completing this course I have learnt about rendering, scales, and how to make geometric models quicker and more precise than before. My learning has been expanded so now I feel confident enough to work with my projects to create renders at the same high quality examples shown.
- Review by Chloe on The Complete SketchUp Guide - Fundamentals of SketchUp
Instructor Bio
Brandon Gibbs is an award winning licensed Architect, Creative Director of MotionFORM and Architect in Residence at Iamthestudio. Brandon received a Masters in Architecture from the Architectural Association, studying under Patrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid, where he began his thesis and research into parametric Architecture. Brandon has design several pavilions, universities, churches, modern homes in addition to several award winning film and animation projects. He regularly speaks and mentor young Architects and designers in organizations like AIA (American Institute of Architects) NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects) and AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Artists).
I have spoken at several design conferences, media events, network groups and have gone from consulting a diversity of clients to professing the secrets of design, branding to listeners at all levels.
Designers of all shapes and sizes have learned and succeeded from my programs, and I’ll help you win, too if you give me a try.
