Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
2.
Choose Object > Transform > Rotate. In the Rotate dialog box, change the Angle
value to
90°
and select Preview. Click OK.
You will find that, most of the time, it's best to rotate content
before
bringing it in-
to perspective.
3.
Select the Perspective Selection tool ( ) in the Tools panel. Click to select the
right face of the tall box. Choose Object > Perspective > Move Plane To Match
Object. Now anything you add to the right grid plane will be at the same depth as
the right side of the tall box.
Note
The gridlines on the right grid plane will most likely not cover the right
side of the tall box. That's okay. Imagine that those gridlines go on forever
in the same plane.
4.
With the Perspective Selection tool selected, click to drag the rotated text object
into the lower-left corner of the right side of the tall box. See the figure for place-
ment help.
5.
Choose Object > Arrange > Bring To Front to bring the text on top of the box.
To finish the tall box, you will add a red flower to it.
6.
With the Perspective Selection tool selected, make sure that the Right Grid(3) in
the Plane Switching Widget is selected.
7.
Drag the last remaining red flower off the lower-left corner of the artboard onto the
right side of the tall box, just above the text.
