March 21, 2011
The 3D Art Book By Tristan Eaton
After four years in the making, Tristan Eaton has finally finished his new undertaking with Prestel Publishing called The 3D Art Book. With over 100 works by some of the biggest names in contemporary art today, this 265 page must-have book features many modern works in a medium that is rarely used today, retro 3D. Each expertly rendered image comes jumping to life when viewed in 3D glasses which are included with the book. You can score this rad book right now on Amazon.com.
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