Making an object three-dimensional is not difficult. We start by analyzing the shape of a letter, the shape of the letter is always indicative of how to make that letter into a three-dimensional structure. Generally, you would want to use the concept of a cube as a means of mentally guiding you as you make a letter three-dimensional. Similar to how a cube is made of lines moving in the length, width, and height direction so it will be for letters. If we are dealing with a curved letter, for instance, we want to create a line that moves parallel along the curvature of the letter. If we have a more rigid letter, we can create these three-dimensional lines using the edges of the letter to indicate where they would start. Lastly, we want to consider from which point of view we are looking at these letters, this will define how thick or thin the visible width of the letter will be. As a rule of thumb, you would draw a perpendicular line from the edges of a letter, which you will proceed to draw alongside or parallel to the rest of the sides of the letters.