how is 2D design differ from 3D design exactly?
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the key difference is the PLANES. 
in other words 2D is FLATE (X and Y axis); add Z axis and it becomes 3D; which gives it DEPTH and ROTATION.
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say what!!
repeat plz:bummer: tell me fast i have to chose a class for next semester from one of these. 2D design or 3D design!
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wth…ur uni has a whole calss on 2D and 3D designs..
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yeah all VC majors have to take it
VC= visual communications
but i am going to take it as a general elective...
i am a BCIS major BCIS = bachelors of communication and information studies.
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i cc…u need to take a design course for a communication major…?
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ok k i wnt ask anymore questions..
so hws uni going…?..wen dus next sem start for u guys?
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lol
uni is going good and next semester starts on 13th Jan
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As Kami said, 2D is like flat whereas as 3D has more depth in it.
Googling some images will definitely help.
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Go for 3D class. you will automatically learn 2D in it.
3D deals with Isometric view of an object. One of the exersice invovles instructor giving you 3 planar (2D) views of an object and you draw 3D object from that
People who've taken Machine Design courses and Architectural Design courses know what I am talking about
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3D is when u work with clay..and make pots and stuff
2D is when u just sit there and draw on paper..basically u learn abt color..line..shade and stuff
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omg all are wrong. in 3D you will make actual models of art like in industrial design..things that are objects and in 2d its just pictures on flat surfaces.
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aray Itni dooor kion jaaying.. zara maths he achi tarah parh le hotii tu pata chal jata.. 
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omg all are wrong. in 3D you will make actual models of art like in industrial design..things that are objects and in 2d its just pictures on flat surfaces.
If I am not wrong, that is what Kami said, or atleast I thought he said. 2D will be flat where as 3D models will have depth in it compared to 2D :)
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yaar simple definition hai...
2D> flat image and 3D- you see depth (shadow)
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ok baba logon nay batadiya hai abh!
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is there such thing as 4D 
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yep 