Today, we would like to talk about a new interior decoration project, executed with 3D lenticular technology that we have carried out on behalf of the Festina Group and their new shop in the Nevada Shopping Centre in Granada.

Since the late nineteenth century people like Eadweard Muybridge experimented with moving images. Muybridge's hand came zoopraxicopio that consisted in projecting images placed on rotating glass disks in rapid succession to give the impression of movement. In the first projector the images were painted by hand, in the second drawing drawings hand-colored photographs were used. Known throughout the world is your image of galloping horse.

In the previous post we talked about the lenticular printed clothing fabric. Today we give a twist to the issue and show you a project that has had great impact on the Net. This is 'The Dress Lenticular' by Antoine Peters.

Last week we explained how to create images in "lenticular" with mobile applications in digital format. Today we will talk about how to bring these images to reality and the different effects that can be created by the diferent types of printing.

We live in the society of the image. We are often sharing images over our lives, habits, tastes, interests, etc. We could say we communicate mainly through the images.