StretchLearn Course
True 30-degree geometry, repeatable tool setups, and a shading system you can trust across a whole scene.
Course Overview
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.
Learning Outcomes
Construct a true isometric grid at 30 degrees in Illustrator and Figma
Convert flat shapes to isometric faces using the SSR Action and skew-rotate-shear math
Apply a consistent three-value light model across an entire scene
Build modular isometric assets (rooms, devices, vehicles) that snap together
Compose a polished tech-explainer illustration with depth cues and focal hierarchy
Export crisp, retina-ready isometric art for web, decks, and app stores
Curriculum Preview
Preview the course structure, see how the modules build on one another, and understand the path this program is designed to take you through.
Understand what true isometric actually means, why 30 degrees is the magic angle, and how to set up a precise grid in both Illustrator and Figma.
Turn flat shapes into solid isometric objects, from a single cube to detailed furniture and devices, while keeping edges clean and editable.
Apply a single, consistent light model so flat vector faces feel solid, with believable shadows, ambient occlusion, and a palette that holds together.
Assemble objects into a full scene, apply explainer conventions like cutaways and callouts, and export retina-clean art for real product and marketing use.
Built for Application
This program is designed around progression: focused lessons, structured modules, applied resources, assessments, and a course rhythm that turns information into usable capability.