3D Bioprinting: Lenticular Print

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CHICAGO, Sept. 10 /-- lenticular printing-customers like it because it grabs attention, increases product recognition and boosts sales. But for graphics professionals, lenticular has long been a difficult market to enter. No more. xpedx (Graph Expo Chicago Professional printer 4over4, announces the launch of the exclusive 3D lenticular printing, which is characterized by a multi-dimensional effect. The resulting flip effects are used to show 2 or 3 different images, one right after the other which results in They're examples of lenticular printing, a technique undergoing a modest revival thanks to new digital-imaging capabilities. Using this technology, you incorporate many versions of an image into a laminated print, creating artwork that simulates 2-D or 3-D "Manufacturing this large format animated wall mural required technological mastery of lenticular graphic design, printing and mounting techniques. It involved the use of closely guarded trade secrets developed by the Photogram team members over a long Gifpop uses a technique known as lenticular printing, which was very popular in the latter part of the 20th century for mediocre children's toys and cards sold as "holograms". By using a ridges over an image, different parts of the image can be directed at Spanish organisation the Anar Foundation used lenticular printing - a technique which means those looking at different angles see a different image. On the poster, a "secret" message showing a child helpline would show up when seen from a child's height. .

A new campaign for a child welfare organisation The ANAR (Aid to Children and Adolescents at Risk) Foundation in Spain has created an advertisement that can only be seen by children. Anyone under four feet, three inches can see bruising on a child’s The solution came in the form of lenticular printing, a technology that allows printed images simply sees the unblemished face of a child and the message, “Sometimes child abuse is only visible to the child suffering it.” A powerful metaphor .