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2D vs. 3D

2D vs. 3D

2005-09-14       - By Douglas Alden Peterson

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Doug.S asked:
> True?: 3D is not "the" answer to everything graphical; meaning often
> 2D is a better solution?  

Yes, 2D is often better for illustration.
My rule of thumb is that the simpler I can illustrate a concept, the better.
But 3D frosting is often tasty to my clients. Example: a 3D pie chart
might be preferrable to a perfectly acceptable 2D one.


> And: Of the work/play that you do with CG, what percentage is final
> output as 2D vs 3D?

25% 3D and the rest 2D.



Another Doug
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Douglas Alden Peterson
Graphic & Web Design; Illustration
Visualeyes
Brighton, MI   USA


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