Illustration & Lettering
Isometric Illustration
Draw clean isometric worlds that actually read as 3D
12 lessons4 modules9h 45m durationbeginner level
About this course
This course teaches isometric illustration from the grid up: the 30-degree construction method, the SSR Action and Figma plugin workflows, and a three-value shading system that reads as 3D. You will draw furniture, a workstation, and a small city block, then assemble a finished tech-explainer scene. Every technique is shown with exact angles, scale ratios, and named tools so your results stay sharp and repeatable.
Curriculum
Module 1: The Isometric Grid and Why 30 Degrees
- True Isometric vs. Dimetric vs. Fake 'Iso'Preview
- Building a 30-Degree Grid in Illustrator🔒
- An Isometric Grid in Figma🔒
Module 2: Constructing Objects on the Grid
- From Flat Square to Isometric Cube🔒
- Modular Furniture and Props🔒
- Keeping Edges Crisp and Editable🔒
Module 3: Light, Shadow, and Color That Reads as 3D
- The Three-Value Light Model🔒
- Cast Shadows and Ambient Occlusion🔒
- Building a Cohesive Palette🔒
Module 4: Composition, Scenes, and Tech-Explainer Work
- Composing a Full Isometric Scene🔒
- Explainer Conventions: Callouts, Cutaways, Flow🔒
- Exporting Crisp Art and Building a Portfolio Piece🔒
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