Cannot for the life of me work out how to adjust the perspective grid to match my image. My image is a photo of 3 boxes piled up on top of eachother. I'm moving the anchor points and can see I'm changing the grid, but it's nowhere near where I need it to be. So confused, is anyone able to help...?! I thought maybe 3-point grid for this one but I'm a beginner so wasn't sure.
I'd like to apply graphics artwork (branding) to the boxes. There are other methods I could use but I read that Persoective Grid is the most accurate way of doing it. But wondered if I'm using an image where the perspective isn't so straightfoward (like this image) I shouldn't bother?
Do you want to add graphics to the image of the boxes as they are in the photo, or in an idealised perspective drawing of the boxes?
If it's the former, you might be better off doing it on Photoshop, or if you stay in Illustrator, using the envelope distort functions.
The perspective grid would only be useful for the latter.
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