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IAPHC Lenticular Award Category

IAPHC, Inc., the Graphic Professionals Resource Network has recently announced a newly designated Lenticular Award Category as part of its annual showcase of printed samples that exemplify the craft, art and science employed by the global printing and graphics arts community.

The International Gallery has become a premier event for the Graphic Communications industry worldwide, with continual growth in entry numbers and increased support by industry supplier firms.

HumanEyes is going to be the 1^st sponsor of IAPHC International Gallery’s Lenticular Award Category. This new category is incredible opportunity to promote your lenticular business as well as make the graphics community at large to recognize the growing importance of lenticular imaging.

All International Gallery entries are judged on the quality and difficulty of the graphic arts processes used; i.e. ink coverage, intensity of solids, registration, dot structure, paper usage, binding, finishing, degree of difficulty, overall visual appearance and effective communication.

The Best of the Best awards will be presented in January 2008, in conjunction with IAPHC’s celebration of International Printing Week in Las Vegas.

Click on the following link to download the IAPHC International Gallery Entry Form:

http://www.humaneyes.com/uploads/File/IAPHC_entry_form.pdf

To learn more about the IAPHC organization and the International Gallery, please visit www.iaphc.org.

1 comment November 4th, 2007

What is 3D print?

Hello,

Interested in 3D? Want to make your message stand out? Then let’s learn about 3D printing.

Perhaps we should take a step back before we begin and describe what we call 3D.

3D printing is not:

• A virtual reality show
• A virtual reality game
• A fancy name for cool graphics

3D printing is:

• A picture or a graphic that seems to fly off the page
• A set of images that flip back and forth to give an animated effect
• A set of pictures formatted in such a way – that gives the perception that they are flying off the page

3D printing is a three step process:

• Capture or create the 3D. This can be done with 3D capture software such as SW from HumanEyes or can be created using different images and added 3D effects
• The 3D creation is interlaced
• The picture is printed on lenticular

More in the next posting

Izzy

Add comment June 11th, 2006