Stereograms set up flat, still images in such a way that they appear three dimensional to the viewer. In the mid to late 19th century photographers would shoot scenes using a camera equipped with two lenses a few inches apart. This would simulate our binocular vision and, when viewed through a stereoscope, would appear deeper [...]
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Leaking from an old pudding and pie factory in northern NJ, HobokenPudding.com is the art and digital education enterprise of illustrator and web designer Jay Boucher.
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- The Monsters of Zees invade PVS Gallery, #Hoboken June 9th http://t.co/NhoDK17TLD 5/16/13
- Gurney Journey: Article on Urban Sketching http://t.co/YDJV0kF5Qq 5/15/13
- What the Young Curators Learned http://t.co/OqH2UWktht I recently exhibited in the Montclair Art Museum Young Curators Program 5/15/13
- I'm starting a new picture and documenting on my blog: Taxi trailer on http://t.co/78PdVBnKug http://t.co/5s5sqUVdm4 5/13/13
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