A 3D designer, on the other hand, specializes in creating three-dimensional models and animations. They use software such as Blender, Autodesk 3ds Max, or Maya to create complex 3D models, characters, environments, and visual effects. They need to have a strong understanding of spatial relationships and geometry, as well as knowledge of lighting, materials, and textures. 3D designers work in various industries, such as film and animation, video games, architecture, product design, and industrial design.

While both 2D and 3D designers have different focuses, there are some similarities in their workflows. Both designers need to have a strong foundation in art and design, be creative, and have excellent problem-solving skills. They also need to be familiar with the latest design trends and technologies, and be able to work collaboratively with other designers and clients.