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Como criar efeito 3D em imagem com camadas/linhas

Community Beginner ,
Apr 14, 2017 Apr 14, 2017

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Olá pessoal, boa noite.

Sou iniciante no Illustrator, e venho tentando achar uma forma mais "profissional" para fazer esse efeito.

Consigo fazê-lo de forma simples, como nessa foto abaixo, mas faço de um modo muito primitivo, desenho a linha, ou o faixa (com rectangle tool/strike) e depois vou com a borracha (scissors tool) cortando nos limites. E faço a correção de um ângulo com rectangle tool, ou outra forma que dê pra ficar bom.

Espero que tenha dado pra entender. Eu gostaria de saber alguma forma pra conseguir fazer algo mais profissional, neste nível da imagem abaixo. Que daria um trabalho gigantesco se eu fosse ficar apagando, ou fazendo a linha acompanhando o contorno do cara, por exemplo. Como foi feito esse trabalho da imagem abaixo? Muito obrigado pelas mensagens!

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Community Expert , Apr 15, 2017 Apr 15, 2017

That is more a job for Photoshop; image editing.

Create 2 versions of the image, one with the forground objects only and one original for the background.

Place both in Illustrator and put your objects in between them.

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Apr 15, 2017 Apr 15, 2017

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That is more a job for Photoshop; image editing.

Create 2 versions of the image, one with the forground objects only and one original for the background.

Place both in Illustrator and put your objects in between them.

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Community Beginner ,
Apr 25, 2017 Apr 25, 2017

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Thank you Ton.

I'll try this tips.

Cheers

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Community Beginner ,
Apr 26, 2017 Apr 26, 2017

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Hi Ton,

Can you please explain a little more detailed? I tried to do it and did not get the desired effect.

Thank you very much.

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Apr 26, 2017 Apr 26, 2017

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It is a matter of using layers and removing the parts from the background.

You need Photoshop to create a decent layer without the background.

This is an example made in Photoshop, but you can import the two picture layers in Illustrator and put anyting on top or below the top layer.

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Apr 27, 2017 Apr 27, 2017

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I was insisting on doing it in Illustrator, but now I see that it is much easier in Photoshop.

Thank you!

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