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A similar solution can be arrived at using the 'blend' function, the benefit of this however, is the shadow part is also a vector object that can be changed all you want.
The process for this is simple:
Create the object you wish to add the effect to.
Right click on the object and go to 'transform' - 'move'
Set the position of the shadow (preview is ...
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I think SketchUp would be a very good fit for this. It is very beginner friendly and the basic version is free.
A really handy feature that would be a benefit for this specifically is the prefab library that's included
You won't have to spend hours modelling a chair/counter/whatever if you can find something close enough in the 3D warehouse.
The built ...
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You can either spend a long time in Photoshop mashing the face around into a front on image (which will never be perfect unless your one hell of a digital artist) or find another set of images and start fresh
But by far the best way to do it (which is how I was taught) was to take photo's ourselves, you get all the angles references etc... you need and if ...
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You need to use the Displacement Map filter.
It's a bit of a detailed processes so you would probably be better served doing a Google Search for "Photoshop Displacement Map Tutorial".
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To make the answer official ...
Photoshop is not the tool you want to use for this. A dedicated 3D app will make your life much less painful. As pointed out in the comment, you would essentially have to do this by hand.
The Blender/3D SE Area 51 proposal has been committed and a beta should pop up soon. Put your name on the list and ask more there.
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Follow the simple steps
Select the layer and pres Ctrl+T and
right click on the transform and
choose Perspective and then
hold ctrl and drag the right side corner towards down. that's it.
hope it helps you!!!
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That is pretty easy:
Press CMD+T
Right click and choose "perspective"
Transform to your liking.
Good luck!
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The layers are set in a 3D space, but the layers themselves are not actually 3D. So when you turn the layers completely sideways, they disappear because they dont have any thickness.
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Copy original shape
paste behind
move pasted shape so it is offset from original shape
fill pasted shape with pattern
adjust edges of pasted shape to align with original path.
TIP
You never need to create a diagonal line pattern in Illustrator. Simply create a vertical or horizontal line pattern, then apply it to a shape and use Object > Transform > ...
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