Creating 3D Maps Using Isometric Projection in Illustrator
Learn to create stunning 3D maps with isometric projection! This course covers the basics & uses Illustrator CS5. Explore a unique perspective.
Course Content
Creating 3D Maps Using Isometric Projection in Illustrator is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Eddie Russell. It runs 2h 13m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published November 2018.
Learn to create stunning 3D maps with isometric projection! This comprehensive series guides you through the process, starting with the fundamentals of isometric projection and how it contrasts with traditional linear perspective.
You'll master two distinct methods for crafting isometric objects:
- Grid Method: A straightforward approach for beginners.
- Illustrator Tools: Utilize scale, shear, and rotate tools in Adobe Illustrator for more dynamic designs.
Boost your efficiency by incorporating actions into your workflow and saving valuable time.
Next, we'll transition to designing a precise top-down, 2D view of your map. Discover orthographic drawing techniques and how they streamline the construction of detailed buildings within your map.
Finally, add those crucial finishing touches to elevate your 3D map and bring it to life.
Software Required: Adobe Illustrator CS5.
This course is perfect for anyone looking to develop skills in map design, illustration, and vector graphics. Improve your design workflow and create visually appealing maps for various applications.
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