Thomas writes:
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to import 2D logo vector files into Blender, convert them into a mesh, and turn them into a 3D model. I also go over some techniques on how to clean up your mesh to get a better end result.
-Thomas
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Thomas
I'm a 3D Artist/Motion Designer living in Chicago, IL. I also run the YouTube channel Blender Tutor (https://www.youtube.com/blendertutor/), where I create Blender tutorials centered around motion graphics, animation, and physics simulations.
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If you want things to come into Blender at a specific size, try this.
Set things up in Illustrator at the size you want or at some suitable scale.
Scale to 125%.
Centre at 0,0
Save as .svg
Should import centred and at the correct size.
If you export your .svg from CorelDraw you don't need to do the 125% thing.