
Otherwise, you could always just use the trusty pen tool, it's a little unconventional for first-timers but it's a very useful tool once you get the hang of it. You could pop it into Photoshop, select every flat shape, turn them into an alpha supported image (PNG), bring them into illustrator and choose "auto trace" I think it's in the menus somewhere. Make 3D Spheres in 5 Easy Steps on Illustrator Academy Class Producing spheres in Illustrator is extremely simple, if you know how. It's been a while since I've used illustrator but no one else seems to be helping so I'll try my best: In terms of tracing, there's many ways you can do it. images for a personal project isn't ok, but hey, who am I to argue with the hive mind that is Reddit. I see from your comments though that it's for a personal project, and that's ok! I don't see why A.I. I've seen a lot of people here immediately assume that your are stealing and are going to make BILLIONS of dollars off of these images and treating you like you support the third Reich. I just want you to know that all these comments belittling you for a simple question are just peoples opinions, and they don't matter :D

Hi OP! I'm one of the rare Redditors who doesn't treat A.I.
