#3D effect

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📷 CultureMalta

Roman Mosaic of Domus Romana in Rabat, Malta, showing an impressive 3D effect. Discovered in 1881, dated 1st century BC.

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drawing springtrap for the fnaf 10th anniversary- copics and ohuhu. Should this become a shirt? 🤔 torn on that

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MY PSYCHIATRIST CALLS ME A BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS BUT DID SHE HAVE TO TACT ON DISORDER AT THE END

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Jaws 3-D (1983)

Dir. Joe Alves

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TwenT3

At TwenT3, we specialize in creating personalized 3D lenticular prints that bring flat, traditional images to life. Whether you're looking for custom business cards, photo gifts, or large-format 3D prints, our mission is simple: to turn your memories into eye-catching, interactive experiences through the magic of lenticular technology. What’s in a Name? We’re often asked, “How do you pronounce TwenT3?” The answer is easy — it’s pronounced “Twen - T - 3.” The name reflects our purpose: blending the classic world of 2D with the third dimension. TwenT3 exists to transform ordinary images into vibrant 3D creations that stand out in any setting.

Our Story: TwenT3 was born from a simple idea between friends — to design images that were unique, space-saving, and visually engaging. Inspired by the growing use of 3D in TVs and cinemas, we set out to make this technology more accessible for everyday use. Today, TwenT3 proudly offers premium lenticular products to individuals, creators, and businesses looking for something different — something that moves, flips, and impresses.

What We Do: We create a wide range of custom lenticular products, including:

3D Lenticular Business Cards

Personalized Photo Gifts

Flip and Animated Keyrings

Zoom and Morphing Magnets

Layered 3D Posters

Custom-Sized Lenticular Prints

Why Choose TwenT3?

Individually crafted, not mass-produced

High-quality lenticular lenses and 3D software

Indoor and outdoor display options

Passionate about creativity, innovation, and quality

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dahyun icons.

like or reblog, please. actions (rock ntz - serena atn - catwalk 3d) made by rockjealous in deviantart. follow @kiwy and @rocksource-s on tumblr. (icons 400x400)

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A day in the sun, for fun!!

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www.neatshinyowl.com

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The Spider Lady ♡

Made by: Pamela Lima

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"The Casagrandes Movie" is now playing in theaters in 2D and 3D. It's also available to rent on Digital and stream on Paramount+ and Max. To celebrate the occasion, here's my 3D glasses title card that I think should be/should've been used. I'm planning on seeing it later for myself.

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Hey everyone, I've created a video that shows how I make a shifting 3D effect animation from my 2D artworks using Gimp!

✦ Written guide below the break ✦

I'm using Gimp 2.10 on Pop!_OS

Open your image in Gimp.

Create a new layer over the art, color to black, and lower the opacity.

Starting with a dark to medium gray color fill in each element, working from back to front, visualizing the figures in a 3D space. Black is the background, white is closest to the front.

When your gradient map is complete, move the layer underneath the artwork and go to Filters➺ Map➺ Displace.

In Aux Input double click on the gradient map.

I personally prefer to work in Horizonal Displacement only, so I have to click the little chain link icon to the right to “break” the chain and allow only one axis to be displaced.

It doesn’t take a big shift to make an interesting effect, in this video I only move the artwork 2 degrees in each direction.

Here I displace two images total to create a perfectly looping four frame animation. Frame 1 shifts slightly to the left. Frame 2 is the original unedited painting. Frame 3 is shifting slightly to the right. The final frame is just a duplicate of frame 2, to create a perfect loop that goes: 1 2 3 2 … 1 2 3 2 … etc.

Make your animation! You can open all frames in Gimp to export as a GIF. Note that with your animation layers in Gimp, frame 1 is the bottom-most layer, going up from there.

For this video I simply opened the image files with my video editor Kdenlive, shortened each frame to 00:00;05 seconds, and made the loop that way.

Thanks for watching, let me know if you try this with your own work!

✿ Anka

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