Wondering how to do Isometric drawing? Sometimes called isometric projection, this type of 2D drawing is used to draw 3D objects using 30-degree angles. It's also a type of axonometric drawing ...

This crazy pen gets loaded up with standard plastic filament but unlike a regular 3D printer, it lets you draw freehand objects in mid-air! Seriously, you’ve got to check it out.

In the Art & Science of Drawing: Form and Space course, you’ll learn how to produce drawings that give the illusion of 3D objects occupying deep space.

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Google's free 3D drawing app is like MS Paint for VR The big G says it's so easy to use, you don't need to have prior 3D modeling experience.

CreoPop, an Indiegogo-funded pen developed at Singapore’s National Design Center, lets users draw 3D objects using elastic, magnetic, aromatic, and color-changing cool ink instead of melted plastic.

Microsoft's reworked Paint app lets you draw with 3D objects A test version of the Windows 10 creative tool hints at some big plans.

Drawing 3D shapes on isometric paper You can use isometric paper to draw 3D shapes. Remember to hold the isometric paper so that you can see vertical rows of dots.

As you draw, the plastic is then cooled by a fan so that it sets almost immediately, allowing the pen holder to draw 3D objects in the air.

While pointing your camera at an object, you can use your finger to draw color-shifting shapes on the screen with a 3D brush.

Hungarian startup Leonar3Do (pronounced "Leonardo") today demoed its mind-boggling virtual reality software for PC and Mac that lets you manipulate 3D objects as if they were right in front of you ...