Unpainted House; This is the Unpainted house that I created in Sketchup. We had many weeks and tutorials to follow and a little space for some creative freedom to make them our own. I would list everything that we did but instead i'll list these specific guidelines that we HAD to follow

First rectangle: 12',30'   (12 feet by 30 feet)

Second one:     20',10'   (20 feet by 10 feet)

Push/Pull:         10' (pull up 10 feet from the ground

Offset:               6" (Looking up at the bottom of the house)

Then we added our own touches like circle windows, doorknobs, and a starburst window (Which I did not make)

Painted House; This is the painted version of the house you see to the left (or right if you are upside down) but the way I did this was I used the entity info button when I clicked something and picked a specific color for the areas that I want a specific texture. Then I used the entity info button again to change the colors to textures.  Then I used my very great sense in good house painting and selected the colors and textures to paint the house.

This is the Video of my house in SketchUp that i made with SketchUp's scenes, and then Screen Pal. The way i made the scenes was by using the scenes panel in SketchUp and then selecting the places that I wanted the scenes to go through. Then once I had those, I used Screen Pal and recorded the finished scenes.

This is how our house arrived in Blender when we imported them from SketchUp. So I rendered a image of it until I realized that it was just very dark.

So then I readjusted the lighting in the lighting panel and brought it up to 3000 and then rendered a new and brighter image with Blender Render.

This is the 10 second house spin that I made by using Blenders positioning and camera to make it spin backwards and forwards.

This spin video was made by using the same spin as the last video, but adding random color keyframes in order to give the illusion that the people inside are having a disco party.

This is the spin video that I made using the same techniques as the house ones. While using the same standard Eevee render mode.

This is the spinning video I made using the same techniques as the last one but in specific this time I had Mr. Hicks render it in Cycles render so it was very shiny looking.