Chapter 4
Producing 3D Models from Vector Shapes
Let’s continue our exploration of 3D workflows within traditionally 2D-focused design software. In the previous chapter, we took an extensive look at working with 3D materials within a graphic composition using Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Illustrator includes access to 3D materials as well, with the addition of tools to create and export simple 3D models along with more robust lighting mechanics.
We’ll explore the 3D capabilities of Illustrator in this chapter, with the goal of producing a 3D model that can be used in other software as well.
3D Tools in Adobe Illustrator
Although in this chapter ...
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