"What do you mean by 3D?" we're often asked. People confuse the term with computer animated or virtual reality 3D. That type of 3D looks dimensional on a computer screen, but in reality is a flat image. Our work is "touch and feel 3D", you can feel the textures. Above are examples of different dimensional solutions. All began with the same single line drawing utilizing typical dimensions of "x" and "z." Altering the "Z" results in very different looks.

This page is a great tool to keep on hand when we discuss your project.