Sketchup Work

I'm relatively new to using sketchup, but towards the end of my time at university I decided to try and explore it a little more, to give myself more options, more scope for how drawings and models can be produced. I havent had any kind of formal training on this software. However, I am learning it through trial and error, with a small amount of guidance via youtube channels. Most notably a creator by the name of Rio Ryne. You may notice that I dont use and rendering or materials via sketchup. This is because I find the materials sketchup has readily available to its free counterpart are lacking and the cleaner white/navy colours make images clearer to showcase in this format.

Fire pit design, beggining with more simplistic shapes to get used to the software
More zoomed out version of fire pit just to showcase how the design exists in the modelling space
slightly more intricate model to be able to get used to some other tools
experimenting with the components feature of sketchup
simple model idea to work with some other sketchup features
experimenting with the follow me tool
a model used to be able to visualize some changes to a potential future home of my family
a 3d model based on a design concept used for an old uni project (Final Project)
a 3d model based on a design concept used for an old uni project (Final Project)
an exploded diagram for an old uni project to help better understand the structure (Final Project)
This is an ongoing project, I'm trying to refine my skill in cad softwares and decided i wanted to try a staircase on sketckup.

As you may notice with these particular examples of my work, these tend to be less derived from projects,  and more derived from the experimentation that sketchup provided me as another media to work with. This also meant that the work may not neccesarily seem to have a reason because it was simply a form of playing with the tools available to me within this medium.