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Do you own any bowls with a design? Take a picture...
How a 2D image would compare to a 3D object would be drastic. The 3D object is something you can see all around, it's more complex. While a 2D image is something that would have to be carefully looked at, and thought about. (For example: If you were to see a 2D image of a bowl, you'd have to guess the design would be the same all around.) A 2D image could be more useful in a lot of ways, such as sending it to someone, or planning out something using multiple images, and identifying what you would make, while a 3D object would have to be shown to someone by hand, made by hand, or with an expensive website that can create 3D models. Sometimes, a 3D object is changed when altered into a 2D image, like being unable to see the back, or laying it out in a 2D way, by spreading it out like a cardboard box, or, laying it out flat. (For example, a bowl could become something with corners if placed out in such a way.)
