The Guide March 19, 2011

Tristan Eaton’s 3D Art Book

A new book compiled by Tristan Eaton features over 100 works by up-and-coming artists, all of which require you to don lo-fi red and blue 3D specs

3D Art Book: Ron English, X-Ray Division, 2010 — X-Ray Division, by Ron English, 2010
© Ron English/Prestel Photograph: Ron English/Prestel

3D Art Book: UPSO, Untitled, 2009 — Untitled, by UPSO, 2009
© UPSO/Prestel Photograph: UPSO/Prestel

3D Art Book: Nathan Jurevicius, City Vision, 2010 — City Vision, by Nathan Jurevicius, 2010
© Nathan Jurevicius/Prestel Photograph: Nathan Jurevicius/Prestel

3D Art Book: Calma, Death is a Holiday, 2008 Calma, Death is a Holiday, 2008 — Death Is A Holiday, by Calma, 2008
© Calma/Prestel Photograph: Calma/Prestel

3D Art Book: D*Face, Dead Superman, 2010 — Dead Superman, by D*Face, 2010
© D*Face/Prestel Photograph: D*Face/Prestel

3D Art Book: Dave Kinsey, Inhumanate, 2008 — Inhumanate, by Dave Kinsey, 2008
© Dave Kinsey/Prestel Photograph: Dave Kinsey/Prestel

3D Art Book: Gary Baseman, Garden of Enlightenment, 2010 — Garden Of Enlightenment, by Gary Baseman, 2010
© Gary Baseman/Prestel Photograph: Gary Baseman/Prestel

3D Art Book: Kenzo Minami, Chambre Avec Vue, 2010 — Chambre Avec Vue, by Kenzo Minami, 2010
© Kenzo Minami/Prestel Photograph: Kenzo Minami/Prestel

3D Art Book: Kevin Bourgeois, The Merchants of Cool, 2009 — The Merchants Of Cool, by Kevin Bourgeois, 2009
© Kevin Bourgeois/Prestel Photograph: Kevin Bourgeois/Prestel

3D Art Book: Tristan Eaton, Wild Beauty, 2009 — Wild Beauty, by Tristan Eaton, 2009
© Tristan Eaton/Prestel Photograph: Tristan Eaton/Prestel

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