Adobe Dimension CC Tutorial 3D Can mockup for Beginners | Creating a Brand Mockup

[@LeoRivero]

Hey, thanks for watching! If you have any questions, leave a comment and I'll do my best to answer them.😁

[@pamelamacias983]

Thank you so much for this tutorial

[@LeoRivero]

You're welcome! was this video helpful to you ?

[@RickRoy-px5ch]

Thanks.

[@LeoRivero]

you're welcome! thank you so much for your comment are you currently learning how to work with adobe Dimension CC?

[@denvertv15]

How did you get that high resolution output. Mine is blurry if zoom in.

[@LeoRivero]

Well can you explain it better you mean the size of the document that’s what makes it look sharp but it also makes the document heavy

[@SkyWarrior100]

What are the dimensions for the label on illustrator?

[@LeoRivero]

hello, the size of the label that I'm using in this project is 6238 px X 2000 px . The file is already in the description of the video in a direct link and you can use it on your project let me know if this helps. When did you start learning Dimension CC are you using it for a project?

[@SkyWarrior100]

@@LeoRivero I've been knowing about dimension, I'm just doing something for fun. I just wanted to know the dimensions for the can label, something I can wrap around the can. But I need the dimensions to add what I need to add.

[@LeoRivero]

@@SkyWarrior100 Let's unleash the power of Dimension CC and I will teach how to add 3D assets and create mockups of pretty much everything! what Do you think?

[@SkyWarrior100]

@@LeoRivero Sounds good actually, but I'm kind of familiar with the packaging mockups. If I'm being honest.

[@LeoRivero]

@@SkyWarrior100 Awesome do you have behance or something? are you active on dribble?

[@lennox5578]

But I think if we import png on the can, the resolution will be higher right :)

[@LeoRivero]

yes the issue is that when you use more pixels makes the files heavier and uses more the Gpu!!