3 Dimensional

In graphic design, 3-dimensional (3D) design refers to the creation of digital images that appear to have depth and dimensionality. Unlike 2D design, which is limited to the flat plane of the screen or page, 3D design allows designers to create virtual objects and environments that can be viewed from any angle.

3D design typically involves the use of specialized software such as Autodesk Maya, Blender, or Cinema 4D to create models of objects, characters, or environments. These models are then textured, lit, and rendered to create final images or animations that appear to have depth and dimensionality.

In addition to creating visual interest and impact, 3D design can also be useful in communicating complex information or concepts. For example, a 3D model of a product or building can be used to demonstrate its features or construction in a way that is easier to understand than a 2D drawing or photograph.