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I don't know if I'm the only one out here, but, back in the days, my father subscribed me to a monthly dino-magazine with loads of articles and cool stuff about those giant ancient reptiles. With each copies came a small skeleton part which, once assembled with other parts, would form a 2 foot tall T-Rex skeleton at the end of the year! My dad cancelled my subscription after a year 'cuz he was tired of paying so I never had the chance to add skin on my dinosaur

It messed my whole life up! Geez! Now you know why I'm fuck'd up and why I have multiple bitchy personalities...

Anyhow, my favorite part of the dino-mag was the one where there were red and green 3d pictures that could be watched out with cool-looking futuristic 3d glasses. Oh yeah.

Now that I found the technique, even though I know it's pretty common in avantgarde design, I can put up all my nostalgy in a single, yet quite simple, photo-manip picture. I tried to make it look like a grossly aligned scan and i think it's quite a success.

All stocks from sxc.hu (Dinosaur, skeleton, man and a quite invisible glazed paper texture), font is Bauhaus 93 no brushes... which is disturbing :S

Description
I don't know if I'm the only one out here, but, back in the days, my father subscribed me to a monthly dino-magazine with loads of articles and cool stuff about those giant ancient reptiles. With each copies came a small skeleton part which, once assembled with other parts, would form a 2 foot tall T-Rex skeleton at the end of the year! My dad cancelled my subscription after a year 'cuz he was tired of paying so I never had the chance to add skin on my dinosaur

It messed my whole life up! Geez! Now you know why I'm fuck'd up and why I have multiple bitchy personalities...

Anyhow, my favorite part of the dino-mag was the one where there were red and green 3d pictures that could be watched out with cool-looking futuristic 3d glasses. Oh yeah.

Now that I found the technique, even though I know it's pretty common in avantgarde design, I can put up all my nostalgy in a single, yet quite simple, photo-manip picture. I tried to make it look like a grossly aligned scan and i think it's quite a success.

All stocks from sxc.hu (Dinosaur, skeleton, man and a quite invisible glazed paper texture), font is Bauhaus 93 no brushes... which is disturbing :S