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The biggest thing I would improve upon would be the spirals that I connected to the top of the column because they were only small cylinders with a few half-circles that were shaped to look like a spiral. To improve this I would add half-circles one near the other, that are then connected, and push them in, but even then I do not think I would be able to complete it in the time given.

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I made many changes to my original plan the biggest of which was changing the bases from rectangles, to a mix of rectangles and circles (cut and uncut). Part of this includes a technique taught to me by José using the follow me tool to create some sharp and rounded edges on my base and make it seem more than just a few simple shapes. What I also added were the ridges on the side of the column, at first I was going to leave the side of the main column flat, but in the end I decided against it. Finally, I made the actual pillar one piece instead of three to make it look like one whole column istead of three separate parts. To do this I made one circle on top of my  base and rose it up 20 ft. Then, at some point I was messing around with the follow me tool and turned the cylinder with flat edges into one with straight edges. From there I used the arc tool on every other straight edge(top and bottom), and to finish it I pushed all of the new ovals back a couple inches and that was my comlumn comepleted with only a few minor, minor changes.

When it comes to completing my goals I think I did pretty well. Most of my goals were simple things to acomplish including both bases being rectangles etc. However, I was not able to reach my goal of making the pillar part three pieces for many reasons. One was that with three pieces it was difficult to find a nice rounded measurement for them each to be. I didn't know whether to make them each different or the same and I also didn't know how much each circle should move in over the next one. In the end I gave up when I was unable to make them look clean.

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Here is my Final Column!

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This is probably going to be the pillar I decide to keep and turn in because it has the nice base that I always wanted along with the little spirals. In the end I also decided that this color was the one that would compliment my column the most

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This is me attempting to create a more formal base that would be found more likely *JOSE TOLD ME HOW TO DO THIS ONE* I did this by drawing the design on the side of the rectangle and then using the follow me tool.

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I decided to try my hand at creating the spirals that I liked on the pillar I looked up. I started by making a circle, extending it to make it the same length as the top, and drawing a spiral using half circles and the move tool.

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At this point I was only testing to see if I could recreate the oval shaped indents that are found in 90% of columns. I was able to make it and was even more lucky when they ended up filling every pther straight edge evenly.

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I was able to copy the base, mirror it, and center it on the top of my pillar, so that I have decently copied my first goal of having an easy side and equal top and bottom

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I tried a simple prototype at first but realized it was too simple and began again. This time I decided to add more detail to the base and created some straight edges that looked very nice.

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*Taken at 2:55 PM 11/2
My first prototype of a column with the rectangle bases, small cylinders, and three piece pillars only using some of the simplist tools.

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My first goal of the column will be to make it look like an actual column which might not be that hard, but you have to start somewhere. Once I complete a simple pillar with two rectangular bases for the top and bottom, I will begin to add more detail. The pillar will be made into three parts that each get increasingly smaller as they reach the top and I will connect them with lines to make it look like one singular pillar. The base will be one rectangle on top of a bigger rectangle. On the top rectangles I will add two spirals on the sides by making a circle and simply drawing the spiral in the middle. Finally, I would add a stone texture to the column after making it one group and I will be completed.

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I chose this picture to look at, not because of the complexity, but rather because the sides of the column are still more complex than straight edges, but they are not as terribly difficult as the oval edges that might be hard to do in Sketch-Up

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I like this column because it is one of the simplest columns to recreate. The base and the top are basically the same and that's kind of what I want to go for with a simple top and bottom, that are similar, but in the end are different when I add spirals at the top.

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This will be the pillar I will try to create using Sketch-up, because I feel this is the most appeasing looking pillar I could make especially with the spirals. I might not be able to completely recreate this, but it presents a somewhat feasible goal to accomplish.