Here’s a tutorial about mapping artwork to 3D objects in Adobe Illustrator CS3.
Author: Corey Barker
Corey is the newest education and curriculum developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. He is a graduate of the Ringling School of Art & Design in Sarasota, Fl, with a degree in Illustration. Over the years, Corey has worked as a graphic artist in a variety of disciplines such as illustration, commercial design, large format printing, motion graphics, web design and photography. His expertise in Photoshop and Illustrator have earned him numerous awards in illustration, graphic design and photography. Using Photoshop since Version 2, his expertise and creativity have evolved exponentially with every new version, which makes Corey an invaluable addition to the NAPP team.
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That is pretty cool! Thank you very much, Corey. This will definitely add an extra trick or two into my repetoire
Love this. Something so simple but yet so cool. Usually works that way too.
very useful and creative, thanks a lot!
thank you for this tutorial , I learned something new today erase and mapping.
Thank you thank you very muccccchhhh….I love you man. I learned so many things in this tutorial. Very helpful. Thanks again
very big thanks from Czech republic, Corey. I’ve learned so many things from your tutorials. Always love to watch them
Great tutorial, thanks…can you tell me what format to export to use it in an AfterEffects 3D layer…is that possible…em
You guys are great! I’ve learned so much about 3D this weekend. Thank you.
Very cool indeed.
wow simple yet cool.big up barker.
wow, thats awesome, yet simple but cool, blud!
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This is so cool! Thanks a lot
a good site
otimo tutorial! obrigado muito! great tut thank`s a lot.
this is great…buti have been playing around with it and i am having trouble mapping the sides of an extruded object…
say i wanted to continue to map the sides of the star, which is technically your stroke. how do you go about doing that?
i made my own 3D shape by extruding the sides.. i wanted to map a picture of wood on the extruded sides but it will not allow me…even though i have the correct surface selected it will not map the surface because it is a extruded stroke rather then a fill…. is there anyway around this?
THATS AWESOME, I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW TODAY
Niiiiice.