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Magic 3D Puzzles
THERE ARE thousands of art collectors worldwide, fi lling their galleries, collections and walls with photography, oil paint- ings, watercolors and more. Art collecting can be a very lucra- tive hobby, as there are many variables that contribute to the value of a piece, including its provenance, condition, and the sales history and experience of the artist. Some artwork, how- ever, is for pure enjoyment, such as the popular autostereograms of the early 90s. These two di- mensional patterns revealing a 3D image were sold as posters and in books. However, today’s
pop culture’s preference is for lenticular art, artwork that pres- ents images with the illusion of depth, giving them a three di- mensional characteristic. With a mission and passion to pro- duce the highest quality 3D artwork, Artgame delivers what today’s 3D fanatics are looking for. “We are driven by quality, and the magic and amazement that a perfect 3D scene can cre- ate,” explains Shane McClure, project manager. Artgame has been in the art
licensing business for over 20 years, but for the last fi ve years has focused on 3D products.
“Our original product was 3D bookmarks, which have been a perfect way to sell a little piece of magic at a very low cost,” Mc- Clure notes. These bookmarks have become collectibles now, as the manufacturer releases
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