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Alexander Karpov2016-05-05 12:47:17
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Alexander Karpov, 2016-05-05 12:47:17

How to create a similar isometry in Photoshop?

I can’t say that I’m a complete layman in FS (I don’t know the chandelier very well), but after watching the presentation of the site at one web studio, I wondered how they created such an isometry?
Here are examples:
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If, for example, we take the usual isometry on a plane, it's easy, but how to make such a curved one?
Perhaps someone already has practice in such matters, with great pleasure I listened to how you do it.
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Neron, 2016-05-05
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If the question is about implementation on the web, I don't know.
If the question is how to draw it, then there are options:
Warp and Perspective in Photoshop. Yes, a perversion, but if you try, you can get an acceptable result (at least I do this when I visualize physical media like phones, magazines and other tinsel).
Perhaps there are some plugins for Photoshop, for such isometric / three-dimensional tricks (or maybe the built-in 3d functionality of Photoshop will do, I don’t know - I didn’t work with it).
The surest way is to create such pictures in a 3d editor.

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Vadim Solovyov, 2016-05-06
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This is done elementarily through filter- Vanishing Point and smart objects + deformations. With this filter you can make any kind of perspective bends I showed on a flat example, but you can watch videos on youtube using this filter.

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