An institute near me is offering an online course on SketchUp and Enscape for Interior Design. However, I want to pursue Architecture, so I'm confused about whether I should take this course or focus directly on architecture software. Would you recommend learning SketchUp and Enscape first, or should I prioritize AutoCAD and Revit instead? I want to make sure I'm investing my time in the right skills for my future in Architecture. Would love to hear your thoughts, especially from architecture students and professionals!

I have an art assignment where I need to: ✏️ Draw 7 boxes on a sheet 🔗 Connect them with dots 📦 Make them 3D ✂️ Distort them by cutting shapes out I want to make it really creative and unique not just plain boring boxes! Help me out 👇 💬 How would you arrange them? 💬 What shapes would you cut out? 💬 Any themes or styles I should try? All ideas welcome! 🙌✨

Hi everyone! I'm a complete beginner and want to start sketching. Should I start with practicing straight lines and basic shapes, or just draw freely? What's the first thing you'd recommend a total newbie to focus on? Any tips are appreciated!