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    • Skulpture
      Skulpture Izzy Guru last edited by

      @dansnodgrass the HoloPro is amazing and looks stunning but yes you are right... very expensive.

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        dansnodgrass last edited by

        You'll also notice in the picture of the HoloPro, that the woman is interacting with the presentation.  This is facilitated through the use of the VIP Interactive TouchFoil produced by Visual Planet (and not available at a store near you for about $10,000 - for the 3'x8' foil you see in use here.)

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        • mickey
          mickey last edited by

          ..projection on glass

          ORGANIC
          for the low tech end  (and of course budget) try buttermilk: applied thin with a foam paint roller it will dry after approx. 20 minutes (3 time s). it's a charming. try it before applying at the flagstore ,-).
          and you can accentuate the vintage look with a brush etc, get a cleaner look with  airbrush (?)...   just  experiment!.. removes with water

          PLASIC
          (low end) we used to take frosted sandblast foils - they're not soo expensive and easy to remove. get some sample and try

          have fun mickey

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