Culture, in fact, decidedly determines what is typically considered “good” or “bad” in most areas of life. Culture is what determines a “good” or “bad” composition. Creating a composition that best represents the artwork and makes the viewer understand it as easily as possible is crucial. Visual composition is important for both 2D and 3D artists because composition is the way in which the viewer sees and interprets an artwork. What is 3D Design, and what makes it so different from 2D Design? Through this chapter, you will be introduced to the concepts, language, and principles of 3D Design, and explore translating a 2D drawing into a 3D object. WordPress Skills Guide: Menus and Navigation WordPress Skills Guide: Working with Media WordPress Skills Guide: Working with Themes WordPress Skills Guide: URLs on Your Site You Can’t Write for the Web without Working with Visuals
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