Adobe Illustrator_ 3D Mapping Spiral to invisible geometry

[@websachi]

Thanks for giving such a nice video tutorial on Adobe Illustrator 3D Mapping Spiral to invisible geometry

[@srishtigupta3199]

really nice... simple and good result.

[@SinaGholoubi]

Dan you really are cool ,I like this spiral,and thank you because I enjoyed it more than 6 hour drawing :)

[@russellschaeffler]

this is an awesome tutorial, but my shapes edges look very rough is there a way to have them look less jagged? I suppose importing these shapes in to photoshop and apply blurs could help.

[@blumengeier]

Thanks Dan for replying so incredibly quickly! you are a star! I know where it went wrong ;) when you talked about spirals in your first video I assumed that you mean a 3d spiral like the green one on the left hand side. the spiral tool did not even cross my mind. What do they say about assumptions ...? Thanks again

[@danpgrady]

If you revolve a square shape you will end up with almost like a hockey puck shape. If you are wanting a square or "cubed" shape as your final 3D artwork you should use the Extrude command instead of the Revolve command. You can still map artwork to the Extruded 3D shape the same way as I showed in the video.

[@jahidhasanshuvo1123]

can I do this with an older or the oldest version of illustrator

[@IsaacMunguia]

hello, this effect can be done with a square figure?

[@NICHOLSON7777]

Nice. Thanks.

[@hotel-california]

you could also just direct select and delete the opposite anchor point of a circle :P

[@jelenavukic199]

Thanks!

[@earlypranayama4479]

Easy essentials serve

[@earlypranayama4479]

Great rhetoric tho

[@EDDIEGARAGE]

crappie sound

[@danpgrady]

+Edward Gil I dont think it sounds like a fish at all.