3D Anaglyph-A-GIF

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  • Andrew Forgrave
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Combine your love of creating GIFs with your love of creating 3D Anaglyphs. Create a 3D Anaglyph-A-GIF! Like an exemplary animated GIF, your Art will celebrate a still image that just cries out to move in GIF form. And like any great piece of 3D, your Art will have have depth and reach out and “grab” the viewer with thrill and gusto! Design with red/cyan viewing glasses in mind. 

If you get really enthused about exploring this artform, consider promoting your art with the Anaglyph-A-GIF tag. You can even add a badge! 

 

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Submissions So Far

Andrew Forgrave

That Number 2 In 3D for Prisoner106

“Number 2 in 3D” Anaglyph-a-GIF by @aforgrave

I was quite taken aback with the introductory video for the #Prisoner106 Week One: Assimilation Week. That

Andrew Forgrave

John Gets His 3D Glasses On!

“John Gets His 3D Glasses On!” animated Anaglyph-a-GIF by @aforgrave, based

Andrew Forgrave

Depth of a Field with Skeleton

Now that the Anaglyph-A-GIF has been a little more clearly defined, I’ve decided to add it (along with the simpler, static 3D Anaglyph to the

Andrew Forgrave

A Newly Improved Boo

REVISED version of “Boo” animated Anaglyph-A-GIF by @aforgrave, based on p8 from Geo. Wither’s Emblemes (1635)

Interesting.

In revisiting the “<a title="George Wither, page 8, “Boo!”

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Andrew Forgrave

Anaglyph Tutorial, Part 2 – Separating the Foreground and the Background

Think Before You Act. Save and Save and Save.

As you start to work with your image, please bear in mind that you should always work

Andrew Forgrave

Anaglyph Tutorial, Part 1: Selecting the Image

Before You Start

You will be well served to have on hand a pair of red/cyan (or red/blue) 3D glasses so that you can view