If you think that SketchUp can only be used to create "straight" geometry (boxes, cylinders, nothing particularly organic or wacky looking), check out these two Dr. Suess-like models I found in the 3D Warehouse. Clicking on the graphic takes you to the Warehouse page where you can download the model.
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(The model above has shadows turned on, which looks very neat but you can get your model to mode faster if you choose View / Shadows to turn shadows off.)
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