It’s time to take notice of 3D. A new generation of artists have been adding 3D skills to their creative tool kits – and producing inspiring work.
Created by Adobe and It’s Nice That, this report deep dives into 3D capabilities, demands for 3D skills, and the future of 3D and creativity. The 3D Skills Report surveyed leading 3D designers and creatives across Europe, and compiled their thoughts about where the 3D design trend is headed.
With the digital and physical worlds moving closer and closer together, learning 3D skills is a must for any creative. Download now to find out how designers can future-proof their careers, and what they need to do to thrive in a fast-changing landscape.
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