When you look at an autostereogram, your brain initially sees repeating 2D patterns from both eyes. The hidden 3D image can be seen with just the naked eye, as long as the correct focus can be achieved. Stereograms require the use of a stereoscope for the 3D image to be seen.Īutostereograms, on the other hand, do not require a stereoscope. Read our affiliate disclosure here.Īutostereograms are two-dimensional (2D) images with repeating patterns that hide an underlying three-dimensional (3D) image. If you have questions or would like to learn more about how our products can be beneficial in your project, please contact our Customer Support at give us a call at 866 935-6949 (toll free).This post may contain affiliate links. Do you have playful 3D wall art? Have you used our interior fittings to mount 3D sculpture? Do you have the need for a custom made colored Nylon Cord to complete your concept? How can we help you show off your creative side?
Follow the link to see an additional interesting image with no less than 8 wall climbers. This artist is represented by several galleries but we spoke to Xanadu Gallery located in Scottsdale, AZ. It is the first thing visitors notice and talk about. This playful 3D wall art or 3D sculpture hangs whimsically in our home office and quietly but persistently reminds us that achieving goals should be fun. We've even given him a fun place to show off as he maneuvers a curved wall fitted with our Contempo ® Track in our own show room. We're helping this guy reach the top while he holds tight to a custom fabricated blue Ball-End Nylon Cord fitted with a Cable Stop seen just below his right hand. These sculptures are anything-but typically hung flat artĬheck out how this clever resin climbing man, nicknamed Goal Achiever by sculptor Ancizar Marin, scales the wall using his climbing rope. Today, we're excited to show you how integral our hanging system can be in showing off another style of three dimensional art.
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