The 3D Art Book by Tristan Eaton Gives Art Greater Depth
Francis Tiangson — March 11, 2011 — Art & Design
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The 3D Art Book has over 100 artworks curated by Tristan Eaton and presented in a way that most have never experienced them in. Featuring the works of many young, up-and-coming graphic designers, painters and clothing brands, the 3D Art Book is a collection of illustrations from multiple sects of the design industry.
Some of the artist whose work is included in the 3D Art Book are Bill McMullen, Cey Adams and Dr. Revolt. It took Tristan Eaton four years to complete the 224 page book, which will be released in Aprill 2011. If you don't have proper 3D spectacles to view the images, you won't have to go out and buy a pair as the 3D Art Book comes with two retro styled 3D glasses.
Some of the artist whose work is included in the 3D Art Book are Bill McMullen, Cey Adams and Dr. Revolt. It took Tristan Eaton four years to complete the 224 page book, which will be released in Aprill 2011. If you don't have proper 3D spectacles to view the images, you won't have to go out and buy a pair as the 3D Art Book comes with two retro styled 3D glasses.
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Reality Art - Opportunity to create immersive and interactive art experiences using virtual reality technology.
2. Curated Design Collections - Growing demand for curated collections that showcase the work of young and emerging artists in the design industry.
3. Enhanced Viewing Experiences - Increasing interest in providing unique and engaging ways to experience art through technologies like 3D glasses.
Industry Implications
1. Art Galleries - Opportunity to present virtual reality art installations and curated design collections to attract art enthusiasts.
2. Publishing - Potential to produce more interactive and visually captivating art books that incorporate technologies like 3D glasses.
3. Technology - Potential to develop innovative virtual reality platforms and tools specifically designed for creating and exhibiting art.
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