The first one is what I call cubes; the process to make "cubes" was relatively simply first make the name shown in the I'm using the free hand tool which allows you to draw lines freely. Then I added the cubes but first I used the rectangle tool to draw rectangles increasing the length and width of them by 5 feet each time. After that I added the height to the cubes using the push tool, and after changed it from the 2-d to 3-d I stacked them on top of each other, the way I did this was using the move tool and the up arrow to move it upwards. Finally I moved the name I made to be right in front of the cubes.

The next thing I made wasn't as simple: First I added the cubes for the house, and then I added the roof by drawing lines on the boxes I made and used the move tool once again to pull the lines up to create the roof. After I made the roof, I went under the "house" and used the offset tool to make the overhang by offsetting the house by a small amount and pulled the other shape upward using the pull tool, then I made the door by drawing a rectangle tool to make door frame and the door and the offset tool again to push the actual door. After I made the door I added the trim at the bottom of the house by using the follow me tool.

Finally the color which selecting the bucket tool and using different colors for place-holders and textures for the final product. I also made an animation of different angles of the house so here it is.

The video just shown was made with a software called ScreenPal as seen at the end, but that was just the appetizer. The next videos shown will be made in an animation software Blender (The REAL DEAL).