Yusuke Oono is known for creating some incredible fan-style 3D books that give entirely new dimensions to familiar stories. After being announced the winner of Loftwork's You Face contest in 2012, Oono is now working with the agency and publisher Seigensha for a set of 360-degree picture books.
One of the books from the set provides a look into the story of Snow White through a dynamic diorama. The book opens like a fan, with half of the book's pages in green and the other half in white. The other most prominent color in the 3D book is red, which appears only on the apples scattered throughout the book.
In addition to taking on a unique way of telling Snow White's tale, Oono's second book for Seigensha offers a 360-degree look at Japan's iconic Mount Fuji.
What's Driving This Trend
- 3d-books
- The use of 3D technology to create unique and immersive reading experiences could disrupt traditional book publishing.
- Dynamic Diorama
- Incorporating dynamic dioramas in storytelling could revolutionize the way stories are presented in various industries including education or marketing
- 360-degree Immersion
- Creating 360-degree immersive experiences could transform how consumers interact with various industries including tourism, gaming, and entertainment.
Who This Affects Most
- Book Publishing
- Innovative 3D printing and storytelling techniques could disrupt traditional book publishing and provide new avenues for authors and publishers to reach audiences
- Education
- Incorporating dynamic dioramas and 3D technology could revolutionize how educators present information and engage with students
- Tourism
- Using 360-degree technology could create immersive experiences for tourists and transform how the tourism industry engages with consumers
