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Is it possible to create perspective in Sketch 3?
Example:
In Photoshop, I would use a perspective tool, but I'm not sure how to do this in Sketch 3.
On a related note, are there any useful tutorials on presenting your work with different perspective techniques similar to those used on Behance and/or Dribbble?
There is a preset out there for sketch which will target a given element (mockup) and transform your layout onto that mockup, allowing for very fast concept-to-mockup production - it's called "angle" and I've found it pretty effective.
It includes a huge library of both target mockup devices and angles and of common screen backgrounds etc (see image below) makes the whole process a lot smoother.
It also works on any element you've drawn and chosen prior to invoking the plugin - so draw your own rectangle and then transform it, and the plugin will apply your layout to it. Perfect for those business card images.
There are some ways you could go for:
You can transform your layers in Sketch:
Move the points of an element to create a "fake 3D" effect (perspective deformation)
The Transform tool can be used to distort an existing vector shape by skewing the points or by creating a fake 3D effect. You can use the Transform tool in Sketch to transform one or multiple layers at the same time. (transform)
One way would be to export your screens to Photoshop.
Plugins like Magic Sketch could also help
transform post an example and I will remove my downvote. Adding sorry also discredits your answer, for me, as a solution to the question.
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Dec 21 '17 at 14:49
