Transforming flat shapes into three-dimensional objects in Adobe Illustrator
In short: This video demonstrates how to move beyond flat, geometric shapes in Adobe Illustrator by applying 3D effects. You will learn how to use the Pen tool to create custom forms ready for depth.
While Adobe Illustrator is primarily used for creating geometric shapes and flat objects, the software includes tools to add a third dimension. This process begins by using the Pen tool to freeform draw a custom shape, providing a foundation for 3D transformations.
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