Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Isometric illustrations have a very unique look that is unfortunately coupled by a very tedious workflow when done in 2D applications. In this video I'll show you a very fast way to get that look but without the tedious process of setting up guides and having to endlessly transform shapes in specific angles.
And all that by using a powerful but not often used illustrator feature! Illustrator's 3D filter!

The SNES controller blueprint:
dimensions.com/element/snes-controller

MY TUTORIALS & 3D ASSETS
🧱 3D scanned debris: marvelousdecay.com/gumroad/debris-collection
🥐 3D scanned food assets: marvelousdecay.com/gumroad/food-collection
📼 Adobe Illustrator tutorial: marvelousdecay.com/gumroad/illustrator

My gear:

Microphone: Blue Yeti
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Camera: Panasonic GH5
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Headphones: Sony MDR 7506
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Tablet: iPad Pro 12.9 inch
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Host & Creator: Dimitris Katsafouros
Website: marvelousdecay.com
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