David Sellers
David has a Bachelor of Architecture Degree from Penn State University and a MBA from Point Loma Nazarene University. He has been teaching Autodesk programs for over 10 years and enjoys working and teaching in the architectural industry. In addition to working with the Autodesk suite, he has significant experience in 3D modeling, the Adobe Creative Suite, Bluebeam Revu, and SketchUp. David enjoys spending his free time with his wife, biking, hanging out with his kids, and listening to audiobooks by the fire.
- Licensed Architect
- Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI SILVER– Certified > 5 Years)
- Autodesk Certified Professional: AutoCAD, Revit, Fusion 360
- Adobe Visual Design Specialist
- SketchUp Certified 3D Warehouse Content Developer
Learning Resources by David Sellers
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Creating a Symbol for the Ceiling Light Fixture
Learn how to create a symbol for a ceiling light fixture in AutoCAD using construction geometry. Join us in this step-by-step tutorial to enhance your drafting skills.
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Updating XRef and Adding Text Annotations in CAD 201 A201 Sheet File
Learn how to update XRefs and add multi-line text in CAD 201-8201. Watch as we demonstrate managing layers and adding annotations to your drawing.
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Importing Lampshade Fastener Assemblies and Components in Fusion 360
Learn how to import lampshade fastener assemblies from the data panel and McMaster CAR library in this Fusion 360 tutorial video. See how to join components, adjust lengths, and organize your timeline efficiently.
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Finishing the Base Component for a Lamp: Creating Holes and Fillets
Learn how to create a hole and add fillets to finish the base component for your lamp in this instructional video. Get hands-on with sketching, dimensioning, and applying design features for a professional finish.
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Adding Text to Elevation Views in AutoCAD: Top Plate, Floor Level, and Drawing Title
Learn how to add text to elevation views in AutoCAD and prepare for copying to other views. Follow step-by-step instructions to create and adjust text elements for top plate line, floor level, and drawing title.
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