Everyone here and at every other "art" site that boasts about "3d art" should get that thought out of their heads...unless they are doing animations or movies...those are 3d art and artists. When you use a 3d graphics program and put something together in that program, it's 3d. Once that 3d image is rendered and it's a flat surface, it's no longer 3d...it's 2d, you can't move around the image and see all sides. In reality, we may render in 3d but the end results are 2d images...which makes us "2d artists"...the exception are the animators and movie makers who are doing true 3d.